brickie

/ ˈbrɪkɪ /

noun

1. informal.
   a bricklayer

Example Sentences

They call themselves the Brickie Boys.

From BBC

Although Bob had the surprise factor, I don’t think the band or their fans thought they could be challenged by a cartoon brickie.

From The Guardian

He was a brickie’s labourer and just sat there in his vest, like Rab C Nesbitt, thinking we were nuts.

From The Guardian

"You cannot exactly go for any pitch runs when you are stuck in an engine room, and if you don't kick a ball in six months it's like a brickie who doesn't lay bricks for a long while - it makes a difference. "

From BBC

"It takes about three or four years to become a good brickie," says Mr Steer.

From BBC