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bricked up

bricked up adjective: constipated. Also the simple past and past participle of brick up.

Adjective

bricked up (comparative more bricked up, superlative most bricked up)

  1. (colloquial) Constipated.
  2. (Internet) Having an erection that fails to go down.
    • Man, this chick got me bricked up.
    • The female reindeer from the Rudolph claymation series? When I was in preschool, I used to be bricked up watching that shit.2020 February 11, “Jack Harlow "WHATS POPPIN" Official Lyrics & Meaning | Verified”, in YouTube, posted by Genius, spoken by Jack Harlow
    Synonyms:
    erect

Also used as

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

Examples of bricked up in a sentence

  • Remember when we would see her on the screen and get bricked up instantly?!??2021 February 5, @Ronnichu_, Twitter:
  • the guy at the tattoo place when i was getting my knuckle tats said i had tiny delicate fingers and i got bricked up2023 March 20, @WIFEMODER, Twitter:

Synonyms of bricked up

Forms of bricked up

comparativemore bricked up
superlativemost bricked up

Origin of bricked up

* (slang sense) According to Know Your Meme, coined by American rapper Jack Harlow in a 2020 interview with Genius (see quotation).

Questions about bricked up

What does bricked up mean?
Bricked up means constipated.
How do you use bricked up in a sentence?
Remember when we would see her on the screen and get bricked up instantly?!??
What part of speech is bricked up?
Bricked up is an adjective.

Words near bricked up in the dictionary

  1. bricked in
  2. bricked it
  3. bricked off
  4. bricked oneself
  5. bricked over
  6. bricked up
  7. Brickell
  8. brickellbush
  9. brickellin
  10. Brickells
  11. bricken

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