Similar words: goldbrick, redbrick, gold brick, brick, brick up, brick in, brickbat, brick over. Meaning: n. a brick made from baked mud mud-brick. adj. of or incorporating mud bricks.
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1. The people in the rural areas use mud bricks only as an immediate, practical necessity.
2. However, even disintegrated mud brick can help to assess rebuilding phases in Penivian villages or Near Eastern tells.
3. The ground was covered with crumbling mud bricks, heaps of cracked white stone.
4. The mud brick of the burning temple cascaded over them.
5. Square or rectangular mud brick buildings with flat roofs and high walls was the norm.
6. The unfired and uncured mud brick made of red mud, fly ash, aggregates and so on is pressed and cured in nature.
7. Buildings in ancient Egypt were constructed out of mud brick.
8. My legs trembled as I dismounted at a mud brick cafe at the head of the pass.
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9. While we chatted, we passed mud brick villages and Yi women in the fields wearing bright yellow pleated skirts and black headdresses as big as kites.
10. Archaeologists found it in a boat-shaped tomb 29m long, made out of mud bricks and buried deep in the sand.
11. Even today many members of these tribes live in multi-occupation dwellings made from sun-dried mud bricks known as adobe.
12. This is mainly used for the loading and unloading mud brick of circulation of the glaze spraying system and clarified system.
13. On 29 October 2008, while thousands slept in their mud brick homes in Pakistan's south-western Baluchistan province, a powerful earthquake struck with devastating force.
14. The technology was helped by the density of houses and other buildings, made of mud brick so that they showed up somewhat clearly.
15. Once across the border from Turkmenistan the terrain was rugged and the style of mud brick housing changed and the urban landscape looked like something from biblical times.
16. It is a vast, sombre cavern of a room, some thirty feet high and sixty feet square, and so thick with the dust of centuries that the mud brick walls and vaulted roof are only dimly visible.
17. In farming villages, gardens of tomatoes, cabbages, peppers, and maize were quickly submerged. Mud brick houses were destroyed and livestock washed away.
18. The younger boy had already run off towards a motley collection of mud brick houses nearby; but the eldest was still there, muttering darkly, chest out, showing that he wasn't intimidated.
19. There was a late Old Kingdom structure of some sort, a great mud brick platform 40 metres wide, on which a temple had once stood.
20. The Hotel Silk Road has been open for less than two years. The green concrete walls of this compound jar somewhat with the brown, mud brick architecture of Bamiyan Valley.
21. The effect of clay additive on the performance of fired red mud brick, which satisfies the demands of MU30 in the national standard of fired brick, is researched in this report.
22. The technology was helped by the density of houses and other buildings, made of mud brick so that they showed up somewhat clearly against the looser soil cover.
23. The hall of Toners hospital is stone-built, but timber and varieties of fired or mud brick were more common materials: in many parts of Eastern Europe churches were made of wood.
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