bricks |
concrete |
As a noun bricks
is .
As a verb bricks
is (
brick).
As an adjective concrete is
.
bricks |
clicks |
As nouns the difference between bricks and clicks
is that
bricks is while
clicks is .
As verbs the difference between bricks and clicks
is that
bricks is (
brick) while
clicks is (
click).
boxes |
bricks |
As verbs the difference between boxes and bricks
is that
boxes is while
bricks is (
brick).
As a noun bricks is
.
bricks |
cinderblocks |
As nouns the difference between bricks and cinderblocks
is that
bricks is plural of lang=en while
cinderblocks is plural of cinderblock.
As a verb bricks
is third-person singular of brick.
glass |
bricks |
As a proper noun glass
is .
As a noun bricks is
.
As a verb bricks is
(
brick).
head |
bricks |
As a proper noun head
is , from residence near a hilltop or the head of a river, or a byname for someone with an odd-looking head.
As a noun bricks is
.
As a verb bricks is
(
brick).
bricks |
briquettes |
As nouns the difference between bricks and briquettes
is that
bricks is plural of lang=en while
briquettes is plural of lang=en.
As a verb bricks
is third-person singular of brick.
chocolate |
bricks |
As verbs the difference between chocolate and bricks
is that
chocolate is while
bricks is (
brick).
As an adjective chocolate
is chocolate (attributive).
As a noun bricks is
.
box |
bricks |
As nouns the difference between box and bricks
is that
box is box (
rectangular container) while
bricks is .
As a verb bricks is
(
brick).
bricks |
brisk |
As verbs the difference between bricks and brisk
is that
bricks is third-person singular of brick while
brisk is to make or become lively; to enliven; to animate.
As a noun bricks
is plural of lang=en.
As an adjective brisk is
full of liveliness and activity; characterized by quickness of motion or action; lively; spirited; quick.
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