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bricked

/bɹɪkt/

bricked adjective: not functional, broken, especially permanently. Also the simple past and past participle of brick.

Adjective

bricked (comparative more bricked, superlative most bricked)

  1. Not functional, broken, especially permanently.
  2. (slang, slightly vulgar) Having a hard-on or erection.
    Synonyms:
    bricked up

Also used as

bricked is also the simple past and past participle of brick.

Synonyms of bricked

Forms of bricked

comparativemore bricked
superlativemost bricked

Origin of bricked

From brick + -ed.

Phrases with bricked

Words that rhyme with bricked

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Questions about bricked

What does bricked mean?
Bricked means not functional, broken, especially permanently.
What part of speech is bricked?
Bricked is an adjective.
How do you pronounce bricked?
Bricked is pronounced /bɹɪkt/.

Words near bricked in the dictionary

  1. brickcoloured
  2. brickdust
  3. brickdust deposit
  4. brickdust deposits
  5. brickearth
  6. bricked
  7. bricked in
  8. bricked it
  9. bricked off
  10. bricked oneself
  11. bricked over

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