regular brick

regular brick

A good-natured, dependable man. Oh, Earl will certainly help you with that—he's a regular brick.
See also: brick, regular
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
See also:
  • regular guy
  • regular fellow
  • on the regular
  • brick in
  • brick up
  • on a regular basis
  • wash a brick
  • at regular intervals
  • have a brick in (one's) hat
  • be shitting a brick
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It is as good as any other regular brick and mortar house," Lingam said.
The cost of building a bamboo house is also 50 per cent less than a regular brick and mortar house, plus bamboo houses have a life span of 30 years," Kappagantula says.
"India's workforce majorly comprises of young consumers who have less time for going out and shopping at regular brick and mortar stores.
ft., thin brick costs about twice as much as regular brick, but it's a lot easier to work with, and nobody can tell the difference.
"They're not a regular brick like you see on other structures," Perry said.
It's larger, thicker and wider than regular brick, and you can find it at most brickyards.
Regular bricks are made in kilns at temperatures above 2,500F and produce vast quantities of CO2.
Regular bricks retain a lot of heat, which isn't ideal for an observatory.
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