Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A brick.
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Examples
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The outdoor seating is a bit awkward, cheap plastic chairs, dirty tables on top of uneven brickstone and awkward lighting at night.
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The outdoor seating is a bit awkward, cheap plastic chairs, dirty tables on top of uneven brickstone and awkward lighting at night.
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Brown walked alone - clutching a legal pad and pen - for the short distance between the Statehouse and Parkman House, the Beacon Hill brickstone that is the mayor's traditional retreat.
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Brown walked alone - clutching a legal pad and pen - for the short distance between the Statehouse and Parkman House, the Beacon Hill brickstone that is the mayor's traditional retreat.
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Brown walked alone - clutching a legal pad and pen - for the short distance between the Statehouse and Parkman House, the Beacon Hill brickstone that is the mayor's traditional retreat.
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Water-rolled bits of brickstone also appeared; and hence, probably, Dr. Oscar Lenz [Footnote: _Geolog.
To The Gold Coast for Gold, Vol. II A Personal Narrative Richard Francis Burton 1855
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