Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
brick-up
verb
/brɪk ʌp/

Definition
To build a wall, barrier, or structure using bricks.

Examples
- They decided to brick-up the old doorway to enhance the room’s privacy.
- During renovations, the workers will brick-up several windows for a modern look.
- After the storm damage, they had to brick-up the broken walls to secure the building.

Meaning
The term ‘brick-up’ refers to the act of constructing a wall or similar structure out of bricks, typically to seal off an area or build a new partition.

Synonyms
- seal off
- enclose
- wall up
- block