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brick Noun 1. a rectangular block of baked or dried clay, used in building construction 2. the material used to make such blocks 3. any rectangular block: a brick of ice cream 4. bricks collectively 5. Informal a reliable, trustworthy, or helpful person 6. drop a brick Brit & NZ informal to make a tactless or indiscreet remark Verb (foll. by in, up, over)to construct, line, pave, fill, or wall up with bricks: they bricked up access to the historic pillar [Middle Dutch bricke]
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I NEED SOME DIRECTION, BUT I KEEP HITTING A BRICK WALL. I'm hitting a brick wall in trying to choose a good school and getting the hands-on experience I need. ``A lot of them, when they were hitting a brick wall, the brick wall was the facilities,'' one senior Wilson staffer said. |
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