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Combination of "bro" and "chick". Used to describe girls who are extremely bro; act like one of the guys
Girl - "Saw you're slampiece today."
Guy - "You're such a brick."
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5 bundles of heroin (at least in the northeastern United States.)
In the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, these can contain as many as 70 to 75 bags of heroin or more and typically cost somewhere in the neighborhood of $350 for a brick of nickelbags, or $550 for a brick of dimebags. The editor can only speak about his own experiences, so prices, quality, quantity and ease of procurement may vary.
In Trenton, New Jersey, a brick typically contains up to 50 bags of heroin, but this may vary. Quantities sold in other cities throughout the northeast may vary greatly. Only nickelbags are available in Trenton.
What the fuck??? I just went to Westmoreland and Argyle to cop a brick and there were bike cops everywhere!
Yo dawg, we're about to flip this brick of nicks for dimes and double our money.
A girls behind. Also used in conjunction with block. Brick is used to describe a huge ass and block is a smaller one.
Damn... that girl has a nice brick.
British word meaning someone who is reliable or 'safe'. If someone sees you doing something you might not be allowed to do but doesn't bait you out, you could say they are a brick.
person 1: oi don't snake on me
person 2: ok calm
person 1: you're a brick
1. A tall lanky ape like being often seen walking around with a bad posture and their knuckles almost dragging on the ground, Is also often seen hugging and kissing girls that look like boys.. Wears very tacky new era caps and will spend upwards of $75 on one even though it will be pox.
"Hey man see that retard kissing that thing that looks like a boy?"
"Yeah, Thats Brick."
A FanFiction.net or Archive of our Own based full length pseudo-novel with the casual copyright infringement taken to epic levels; i.e. getting celebrated for lifting video game properties, established films with current copyright laws still in effect, lifting characters from literary sources not in Public Domain, or from other media properties. i.e. 100,000 and 200,000 word counts of copyright infringement that would leave Brian Lumley beyond torqued when he sees it.
I guess those regulars producing "bricks" never read about the debacle Stephen Glass invoked or Another Hope as this one torqued Lucasfilm and George Lucas himself. Getting their backs patted over it ala the regulars on Fandom_Wank when they got busted by the writer behind An Eye In Shadows and publisher of The Ethereal Gazette.