BRIK

Meaning of BRIK in English

to die

Khowar English Dictionary. Английский словарь Khowar. 2012

OSIP BRIK — Брик, Осип Максимович
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LILYA BRIK — Брик, Лиля Юрьевна
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RUBRIC — I. ˈrü(ˌ)brik, -_brēk noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English rubrike red ocher, heading in red letters of a part …
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CAMBRIAN — I. ˈkambrēən, -ˈā- adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Cambria Wales (from Medieval Latin Cambria, Cumbria, perhaps from — assumed — …
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CIMBRI — ˈsimˌbrī, ˈkim(ˌ)brē noun plural Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Latin : a prob. Celtic or Teutonic people that invaded Italy and …
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RUBRIC — /rooh"brik/ , n. 1. a title, heading, direction, or the like, in a manuscript, book, statute, etc., written or printed …
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REDBRICK — /red"brik'/ , adj. Brit. Informal. ( sometimes cap. ) of, pertaining to, or associated with a redbrick university. Also, red-brick …
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LUBRIC — /looh"brik/ , adj. Archaic. lubricous. [ 1480-90; lubricus slippery, smooth, ML: lewd ]
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GOLDBRICK — /gohld"brik'/ , n. 1. Informal. a brick made to look like gold, sold by a swindler. 2. Informal. anything supposed …
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FIREBRICK — /fuyeur"brik'/ , n. a brick made of fire clay. [ 1785-95; FIRE + BRICK ]
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FEBRICULA — /fi brik"yeuh leuh/ , n. a slight and short fever, esp. when of obscure causation. [ 1740-50; 1 ]
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CEREBRIC — /seuh ree"brik, -reb"rik, ser"euh brik/ , adj. pertaining to or derived from the brain. [ 1830-40; CEREBR(UM) + -IC ]
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CAMBRIC — /kaym"brik/ , n. a thin, plain cotton or linen fabric of fine close weave, usually white. [ 1520-30; earlier cameryk, …
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BRICOLE — /bri kohl", brik"euhl/ , n. 1. Billiards. a shot in which the cue ball strikes a cushion after touching the …
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BRICKYARD — /brik"yahrd'/ , n. a place where bricks are made, stored, or sold. [ 1725-35, Amer.; BRICK + YARD 2 ]
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BRICKY — /brik"ee/ , adj., brickier, brickiest . constructed of, made of, or resembling bricks. [ 1590-1600; BRICK + -Y 1 ]
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BRICKWORK — /brik"werrk'/ , n. brick construction, as contrasted with that using other materials. [ 1570-80; BRICK + WORK ]
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BRICKTOP — /brik"top'/ , n. Informal. 1. a person having red or reddish-brown hair. 2. hair of this color. [ 1840-50, Amer.; …
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BRICKMAKING — — brickmaker , n. /brik"may'king/ , n. the act, process, or occupation of making bricks. [ 1695-1705; BRICK + MAKING …
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BRICKLE — — brickleness , n. /brik"euhl/ , adj. Midland and Southern U.S. easily broken; brittle. [ bef. 1000; Brit. dial., Scots; …
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BRICKLAYING — — bricklayer , n. /brik"lay'ing/ , n. the act or occupation of laying bricks in construction. [ 1475-85; BRICK + …
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BRICKKILN — /brik"kil', -kiln'/ , n. a kiln or furnace in which bricks are baked or burned. [ 1475-85; BRICK + KILN …
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BRICKFIELD — /brik"feeld'/ , n. Brit. brickyard. [ 1795-1805; BRICK + FIELD ]
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BRICKBAT — /brik"bat'/ , n. 1. a piece of broken brick, esp. one used as a missile. 2. any rocklike missile. 3. …
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BRICK — — bricklike, brickish , adj. /brik/ , n. 1. a block of clay hardened by drying in the sun or …
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BRIC-A-BRAC — /brik"euh brak'/ , n. ( used with a sing. or pl. v. ) miscellaneous small articles collected for their antiquarian, …
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CHERSONESE — geographical name or ancient Cher·so·ne·sus ˌkər-sə-ˈnē-səs any of several peninsulas: as (1) Jutland (the Cim·bri·an Chersonese ˈsim-brē-ən or Cim·bric Chersonese …
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БРИК, ОСИП МАКСИМОВИЧ — Osip Brik
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BRICK — brick.ogg 1. brık n 1. 1> кирпич; клинкер 2> pl детские кубики ( тж. box of bricks) 2. брусок, брикет …
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BRICK — 1. [brık] n 1. 1) кирпич; клинкер 2) pl детские кубики ( тж. box of ~s) 2. брусок, брикет ( …
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BRICK — 1. brık n 1. 1> кирпич; клинкер 2> pl детские кубики ( тж. box of bricks) 2. брусок, брикет ( …
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