Bricked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRICKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BRICK, to build with blocks of clay
• block or enclose with a wall of bricks
• throw bricks at
• cause (a smartphone or other electronic device) to become completely unable to function, typically on a permanent basis
• be extremely worried or nervous.
NOUN:
• a small rectangular block typically made of fired or sun-dried clay, used in building.
• bricks collectively as a building material
• a small rectangular object
• a large and relatively heavy mobile phone, typically an early model with limited functionality
• a smartphone or other electronic device that has completely ceased to function
• a generous, helpful, and reliable person
• a child's toy building block
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to build with bricks (blocks of clay)

Words related to BRICKED

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How to use BRICKED in a sentence

• This sink was a deep well, with the sides bricked, and all the filth and refuse of the town flowed into it through several drains.
• At one place he bade me look out of a little window, and I saw below a small court with an ancient chapel on the left, the windows bricked up.
• At last a step came tapping down the bricked passage, a bolt was withdrawn, and an old woman, in a coarse brown dress and a starched mob, looked out.
• This second doorway had been bricked up to within six inches of the top, which had been left open, probably for ventilation.
• The late Duke of Bridgewater, I am informed, burnt many of the numerous family papers, and bricked up a quantity, which, when opened after his death, were found to have perished.
• The funeral chamber occupies the centre of each, and is partly hollowed out of the soil, like a shallow well, the sides being bricked.
• Here I found a considerable cellar, divided into two sections, the floor of stone slabs, and the walls well bricked.
• The postern gate, too, in Houghton Street still remains, though the arch is bricked up inside.
• After the workmen had bricked up the space from the circumference to the centre, they found themselves inclosed in a well twenty-one feet wide.
• The frightful force of this bricked circle, more than 400 feet high, may be imagined! This accident cost the life of several workmen.
• Two windows on the first floor were entirely bricked up, and as the house was square with level tiers of windows, they gave to it an unsightly look.
• As the machine moved forward the rock behind was broken out to the size of the main tunnel and bricked in in short lengths.

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