bricky

As adjectives the difference between tricky and bricky

is that tricky is hard to deal with, complicated while bricky is covered with brick.

As a noun bricky is

(slang) a bricklayer.

As adjectives the difference between bricky and bracky

is that bricky is covered with brick while bracky is brackish.

As a noun bricky

is a bricklayer.

In lang=en terms the difference between bricky and brisky

is that bricky is a bricklayer while brisky is somewhat brisk; lively; energetic.

As nouns the difference between bricky and bricks

is that bricky is a bricklayer while bricks is plural of lang=en.

As an adjective bricky

is covered with brick.

As a verb bricks is

third-person singular of brick.

As adjectives the difference between pricky and bricky

is that pricky is stiff and sharp; prickly while bricky is covered with brick.

As a noun bricky is

(slang) a bricklayer.

In slang|lang=en terms the difference between bicky and bricky

is that bicky is (slang) biscuit while bricky is (slang) a bricklayer.

As nouns the difference between bicky and bricky

is that bicky is (slang) biscuit while bricky is (slang) a bricklayer.

As an adjective bricky is

covered with brick.