Definitions
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- adjective Resembling a
brick
Etymologies
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Examples
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They used stencils to etch a bricklike pattern of grooves in the asphalt itself and then painted it red, so it looks (a little bit) like a brick crosswalk.
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They came open and spilled out objects, including the bricklike Toughbooks, across the floor.
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In older days, the cruel word “hillbilly” would have applied to such concentration knitting the brow, the bricklike chin, the eyes so close together.
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In older days, the cruel word “hillbilly” would have applied to such concentration knitting the brow, the bricklike chin, the eyes so close together.
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On Saturday I got taken by a fit of baking and produced a loaf of wholemeal sunflower seed bread and some wholemeal danish pastries which are a trifle bricklike, if truth be told, but the flavour is good.
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In older days, the cruel word “hillbilly” would have applied to such concentration knitting the brow, the bricklike chin, the eyes so close together.
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"It often takes an outside pair of eyes to see the design culture of a country more clearly," explains Horbury, who transformed Volvo's bricklike cars into stylish studies in Swedish design.
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"It often takes an outside pair of eyes to see the design culture of a country more clearly," explains Horbury, who transformed Volvo's bricklike cars into stylish studies in Swedish design.
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The drawings were "too angular or too bricklike or look like something out of 'Buck Rogers'," Lutz recalls thinking at the time.
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If all that matters to you in a smart phone is size, the Nokia 9300 might not be for you, even though it's smaller than its bricklike predecessors.
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