Definition Synonyms
Definition of brickle - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
fragileDated US easily brokenDated US
- The brickle glass shattered with a slight touch..
- The brickle vase fell and broke.
- Handle the brickle ornaments with care.
Expressions with brickle
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ice cream flavor with pieces of toffee candy
He ordered a scoop of butter brickle at the ice cream shop.
Origin of brickle
English, brick + -le (diminutive)
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- French:fragile, ...
- German:zerbrechlich, ...
- Italian:friabile, ...
- Spanish:frágil, ...
- Portuguese:frágil, ...
- Chinese:易碎的, ...
- Japanese:壊れやすい, ...
- Arabic:هَشّ, ...
- Hebrew:שביר, ...
- Russian:хрупкий, ...
- Ukrainian:ламкий, ...
- Hindi:नाजुक, ...
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