Brick and Rock

Brick

Brick noun - An unintentional departure from truth or accuracy.

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Rock and brick are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rock" instead a noun "Brick".

Nearby Words: bricked, brickwork, brickyard, bricking

Rock noun - A usually valuable stone cut and polished for ornament.

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Brick and rock are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Brick" instead a noun "Rock".

Nearby Words: rocky, rocking, rocked, rocker, rockery

old	old brick	old rock
full	full brick	full rock
special	special brick	special rock
typical	typical brick	typical rock
Other adjectives: ordinary, solid, original, green, single, heavy, real, large, big, huge, magic, falling, literal, giant, classical, floating, thrown.

If the note is wrapped around a brick or rock instead, and then tossed through a convenient window, it's Window Pain.

Source: Arrowgram
If your crime syndicate is trying to scare a witness into leaving town so they don't have to Make It Look Like an Accident, they may toss a rock or a brick through the window, and CRACK!

Source: Window Pain
Because every Legionnaire can fly because of their flight rings, Blok, the rock-man, is a literal flying brick.

Source: Flying Brick

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