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redbrick
[ red-brik ]
redbrick
/ ˈrɛdˌbrɪk /
noun
- modifier denoting, relating to, or characteristic of a provincial British university of relatively recent foundation, esp as distinguished from Oxford and Cambridge
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They turned a corner and saw a small, flat redbrick building with guards and others milling around its door.
Outside, Butch and Leon leaned on a corner of the redbrick building and smoked a cigarette.
The courthouse was a low, one-story redbrick building, sitting well back from the street.
It stands about mid-way between the Chelsea pier and the new redbrick mansions erected on the Chelsea embankment.
One was a square, red-brick mansion in the centre of the village, surrounded by a high, redbrick wall enclosing a garden.
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