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Meanings of brick in English
Moth of the family Noctuidae.
Usage of brick in English
1
Of course, that doesn't mean brick-and-mortar stores are going away anytime soon.
2
She could hardly believe that these strange brick-shaped things were really gold.
3
Vitruvius himself points out that brick is used in temples throughout Greece.
4
It was a large, red brick house built along graceful Georgian lines.
5
It's really a very simple concept: brick and mortar, in miniature size.
6
It was an internet scam conducted the brick-and-mortar way, the FTC said.
7
I used to play over there-thesehouses are all new brick houses.
8
She wanted all the firebrick taken out and new brick put in.
9
There had been forty in her grade in the big brick building.
10
Lives up in Warehold in that big house with the brick gate-posts.
11
There was a brick building in which was located the power plant--
12
The red brick town house rose four stories to a gabled roof.
13
His body was hard as a brick; his energy made me groan.
14
The first houses I saw in Georgia were frame or brick houses.
15
The earl of Arundel first introduced the general practice of brick buildings.
16
All these were of brick; no stone was used in their construction.
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