bricky

It really looked quite neat and attractive, and not too formally bricky, as so much cement showed.

Color varying from pale buff, the typical hue, to a distinct bricky red.

It was the “bricky towers” of the Temple which at length stopped the westward march of the conflagration.

The mud-coated ones lay and baked in the sun, like live pork pies, till their mud casing was hard and bricky.

Madder yields on wool a deep-toned blood-red, somewhat bricky and tending to scarlet.