Brick, brik, s

an oblong solid of baked clay for build a brick; to imitate brick on plaster (Fr. brique) Brickbat, brik'-bat, s. a piece or fragment of a brick.. Brick built, brik'-bilt, a. built with bricks. Brick-clay, brik' -kla, s. clay or earth used or suit Brick-earth, brik'-erth, able for making bricks. Brick dust, brik' -dust, s. dust of pounded bricks. Brick-kiln, brik'-kil, s. a kıln for burning bricks. Bricklayer, brik'-lay-er, s. one who builds with bricks. Bricklaying, brik' -la-ing, s. the art of building with Brickmaker, brik'-make-er, s. one who makes bricks. Brick-nogging, brik'-nog-ging, s. brickwork carried up Brick-tea, brik'-tee, s. tea in the shape of bricks. Brickwork, brik' -wurk, s. the laying of bricks; build Bricky, brik'-e, a. full or formed of bricks. Brickyard,brik' -yard, s. a place where bricks are made. Bridal, bride'-al, a. belonging to a bride or a wedding. Bridal, bride'-al, s. a nuptial festival (bride and ale). Bride, bride, s. a woman newly married, or about to be Bridecake, bride'-kake,. s. arich marriage cake for Brides cake, brides'-kake, 5 distribution among the Bride chamber, bride'-tshame-ber, s. the nuptial a part Bridegroom, bride'-groom, s. a man just married, or Bridesmaid, bride'-mayd, s. a maid attendant on a Bride's-maid, bridez -mayd, 5 bride. Bridgman, bride'-man, s. a man attendant on a Bride's-man, bridez' -man, 5 bridegroom and bride. Bridewell, bride'-wel, s. a house of correction; a prison, Bridge, brid, acro ; like a bridge, as sup Bridge-deck, bridj'-dek, s. a deck between the paddle Bridge-head, end of abridge bridj'-hed nearest, s. the a fortification enemy; a tête-du-pont. covering the Bridge-train, bridj'-trane, s. division for bridge-making Bridle, bri'-dl, s. the bit and reins by which a horse is Bridle-hand, bri -dl-hand, s. the hand that holds the Bridle-way, bri -dl-wa, s. a path only for horsemen. Bridoon, in addition brid-oon', to the s. a principal light snaffle bit, having or bit ofa a distinct bridle, Brief, breef, a. short; concise: s. a short statement, Briefle breef'-les, a. without a brief. Briefly, breef'-le, ad. in a brief manner. Briefne , breef'-nes, s. the quality of being brief. Brief man, ofMSS. breef'-man, s. one who makes a brief; copies Brier, bri'-er, s. a prickly shrub; the wild rose (A.S.) Briefed, bri' -erd, a. set with briers. Briery, bri'-e-re, a. full of briers; rough; thorny. Brig, brig, s. a ve el with two masts, square-rigged. Brigade, bre-gade', s. a body of troops, under a general Brigade-major, bre -gade'-ma' -jer, s. an officer who a brigade. Brigadier, brig-a-deer', s. officer commanding brigade Brigand, brig' -and, s. a robber; one of a gang (Fr.) Brigantine, a swift-sailing brig'-an-tin ve el, or formerly -tine, s. used a light-rigged by pirates. brig; Bright, brite, a. shining; full of light; brilliant; transparent; clear; evident; resplendent with charms; illustrious; glorious; witty; ingenious; lively (A.S.) Britannia-metal, Brightly, brite' -le, ad. in a bright manner. Brightne , brite' -nes, s. the state of being bright. Britannic,