Definitions
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- noun A place where
bricks are made.
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Examples
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The tall smokestacks of cement plants and brickworks and power plants belch thick, black soot.
Dominique Browning: Taking Notice of India's Extreme Poverty Dominique Browning 2011
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The tall smokestacks of cement plants and brickworks and power plants belch thick, black soot.
Dominique Browning: Taking Notice of India's Extreme Poverty Dominique Browning 2011
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There was an understanding murmur -- the brickworks was notorious for the fact that it could always be relied upon to fill any vacant bed in Men's Surgical at all times.
Politics 101 2010
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Nearby was an abandoned brickworks, a place so desolate that director George Miller found it a perfect location for the movie "Mad Max Beyond the Thunderdome."
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Nearby was an abandoned brickworks, a place so desolate that director George Miller found it a perfect location for the movie "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome."
Reinventing Sydney 2008
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There is a lot of information at the Heritage Centre about brickworks.
Bricks M 2008
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Then a few more heads appeared and we discovered we were camped by another brickworks and decided to check it out.
Long Way Down Ewan McGregor 2007
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Then a few more heads appeared and we discovered we were camped by another brickworks and decided to check it out.
Long Way Down Ewan McGregor 2007
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Then a few more heads appeared and we discovered we were camped by another brickworks and decided to check it out.
Long Way Down Ewan McGregor 2007
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Then a few more heads appeared and we discovered we were camped by another brickworks and decided to check it out.
Long Way Down Ewan McGregor 2007
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