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on the bricks

Phrase

Meaning
Out in Wichita's brick-paved Old Town district.
Type
Phrase
Used in
Kansas

What does “on the bricks” mean

'On the bricks' refers to being out among the historic brick-paved streets of Wichita's Old Town entertainment district, used to mean going out to its bars and restaurants. The phrase ties directly to the area's distinctive brick paving. It is a local Wichita, Kansas expression.

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