brick

• red brick

  In one of those little red brick cottages?

• brick walls

  Before 1930 most houses were built with solid brick walls.

• brick building

  One mile to the south of the village lies Sand Hall, a large brick building erected in 1774.

• brick house

  On the western side of Louth is Thorpe Hall; a beautifully mellow brick house with lichen-clad roof.

• build of brick

• bare brick

  In the dining area of the bare brick Kitchen there was a stirring in the pool of lethargy.

• brick through

  I threw a brick through the window, ran away and then came back and did it again.

• yellow brick

  He turned to look across the clunch field to the distant row of houses, their yellow brick walls and mean square windows now plainly visible.

• large brick

  One mile to the south of the village lies Sand Hall, a large brick building erected in 1774.

• like a brick

  They're like a brick, that's it.

• brick or stone

  brick or stone enclosure, usually on the outskirts of a village, for stray animals.

• concrete and brick

  The paratroop regiment that he had left eighteen months before was now bivouacked in a concrete and brick school house on the outskirts of Jalalabad and dominated the low ground of an Afghan valley.

• brick dust

  In the 19th century, milk was frequently diluted with water, brick dust was added to chocolate and white bread made whiter by the addition of dangerous alum.

• weather brick

• brick lane

• brick built

  Huge six-storey hulks, brick built nearly two hundred years ago.

• high brick wall

  It had tiny windows like a prison, and a high brick wall all round it.

• hit a brick

  He then engaged full astern, causing the boat to stop as if it had hit a brick wall, and cried: ‘Drop anchor!’