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Brick
Drug slang A regional street term for 1 kg of marijuana, or a similarly packaged unit of crack cocaine
Sports medicine An episode of one form of endurance exercise followed by another, used in endurance multisports—e.g., duathlons and triathlons; often the individual sports are practised separately and raced jointly; a brick stacks one upon the other in training; the most common brick is a bike-run session and is used to help transition the legs from cycling to running
Virology Inclusion body A popular albeit non-specific term for a crystalloid structure corresponding to packed viral particles within host cells

brick
feed compacted into a solid mass weighing up to 2 lb. Bricks provide an alternative to pellets and have the advantage that they have to be eaten slowly.


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THIS seems like an amazing entrance to a hidden world - but step any nearer and your nose will hit a brick wall.
What GM really needs is to hit a brick wall and be forced to reinvent itself from the bottom up.
Merigo looked booked for second place all the way up the straight as Morgan Be took the lead, but the horse suddenly hit a brick wall in the last 100 yards and Murphy managed to pull forward.
 
 
 
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