Brick

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 62
brik, n. an oblong or square piece of burned clay loaf of bread m the shape of a buck — v.t. to Jaj or pave with brick. [Fr. bnque, from root of BreaK Brickbat, brik'bat, n a piece of btick. [Briok ami Bat, an implement for striking with Brick-kiln, bnk'-kil, «, a kiln m which bricks are burned.
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