brickbat (brikbat)

A piece or fragment of a brick; especially, a piece of a brick used as a mi ile. See bat1, 8. - Brickbat cheese. See cheesel. brickbat (brik'bat), v. t.; pret. and pp. brick batted, ppr. brick batting. To a ail with pieces of brick: as, the mob brickbat ted the polic police. brick-built (brik'bilt), a. Built with brick: as, "the brick - built town," Dryden. brick-clamp (brik'klamp), n. A stack of bricks in order for burning. E. H. Knight: burning. brick-clay (brik'klā), n. Clay used or suitable for making bricks and tiles; a tolerably pure IMG:content-2519.png:[blocks in formation] Greene, Repentance, To the Reader.