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21Bricks of wine — During the prohibition of alcohol in the U.S. (1920 1933), large numbers of people began making their own alcoholic beverages at home. To do so, they often used bricks of wine, sometimes called blocks of wine.To meet the booming demand for grape… …
22bricks-goélettes — ● brick goélette, bricks goélettes nom masculin Navire à voiles à deux mâts dont la misaine est gréée de voiles carrées et le grand mât d une voile aurique surmontée d une flèche …
23bricks-and-mortar — adj. Bricks and mortar is used with these nouns: ↑retailer …
24bricks and mortar — An established trading company (office/shop) is referred to as a brick and mortar business. Click companies refer to internet based operations. Companies which do both are called bricks and clicks . Click businesses are usually more …
25bricks and clicks — An established trading company (office/shop) is referred to as a brick and mortar business. Click companies refer to internet based operations. Companies which do both are called bricks and clicks . Click businesses are usually more …
26bricks and mortar — UK / US noun [uncountable] a house, flat, or other building considered as property Most of their money is invested in bricks and mortar …
27bricks-and-mortar — UK / US adjective [only before noun] business a bricks and mortar business is a traditional business that does not operate on the Internet • See: clicks and mortar …
28bricks — traditional businesses in buildings …
29BRICKS — …
30bricks-and-mortar — adjective see brick and mortar …