brick
Pronunciation: [brɪk]
Word
Context: "construction"
(noun) a small, hard block made of clay and baked until it's solid. Bricks are used to build walls, homes, and other structures.
Example
The builder used red bricks to create a beautiful house.
Example
They couldn't use the broken bricks, as they were too damaged for building.
Example
What kind of bricks do you think are best for building a wall?
Context: "games"
(noun) a set of small rectangular tiles that can be used in games, like LEGO bricks. They can be connected to create different shapes and structures.
Example
The child built a tall tower with colorful LEGO bricks.
Example
Without enough bricks, she couldn't finish her building project.
Example
How many bricks did you use to make that model?
Context: "obstruction"
(verb) to hit or throw something at someone or something using a brick, which can be harmful. This is usually a word used in a more serious or negative context.
Example
He bricked the ball high into the air during the game.
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Throwing things like bricks can cause serious damage and should not be done.
Example
Did he just brick that window by accident?
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