in a brick

synonymous to a long period of time

Dan: Man, I had the best steak at Outback the other day...
Mike: Dang, I haven't been to Outback in a brick!

by Kaceboss_ December 19, 2016

in a brick

It's so simple. It just means "in a long time" or "in a while".

I haven't had that candy in a brick. Let me have some.

by jlovley December 6, 2016

in a brick

this is replaced for “in a bit” or “in a minute” making what you say quick and easy (earl sweatshirt said it first)

tyler: yo earl, have you seen frank?

earl: man.. i haven’t seen frank in a brick!

by pussycola September 3, 2025

'In a brick'

The word "brick" is used to indicate a long period of time that has passed. Can also be used ironically to indicate a short period of time.

"Hey man, what's up! It's been a while!"
"Yeah, I haven't seen you 'in a brick'!"

by Anna for English Class October 10, 2019

throwing a brick in the basket

am old basketball term referring to a very lucky shot that has been made

Coach: Hey, did you see Greg throwing a brick in the basket?

Player: Yah, that was very lucky.

by munchkin10014 December 21, 2009

Brick in a Blender

A phrase that may be used to the extent of you wildest imagination. It is malleable so that you can make it mean whatever you want.

Geez Bill, you look like a brick in a blender!

Did Kathy do a brick in a blender with you?

by TheRaptor$ October 28, 2011

Shut your dangoranapa watching bi mf panties in a twist pressed no home disowned loan owned blue gnome brick phone ass up

A tweet to a reply of dangoranapa fan who hated on scott cawthon.

"Yo this dude really said Shut your dangoranapa watching bi mf panties in a twist pressed no home disowned loan owned blue gnome brick phone ass up lmao"

by Javalentinte July 3, 2021