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brick

noun as in block

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Instead of heading right back to Chantel’s place, they make one more stop at a sunlit supermarket with spacious nooks and exposed brick walls, where the shelves offer gourmet canned tomatoes and luscious produce.

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That way, it won’t turn into a brained brick because of a human error somewhere in northern Virginia.

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The film's trailer also teases the arrival of Dorothy - seen walking down the yellow brick road with her friends - suggesting the character might have a bigger role in the films than in the musical.

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“Behind a gated entry, a tall façade draped in California greens and hand-laid brick motor court introduce the residence, enveloped by mature landscaping and security systems that ensure the utmost privacy,” the description states.

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“The sprawling brick structure exudes timeless elegance, enhanced by reclaimed features that pay homage to classic craftsmanship while embracing modern sophistication.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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