I've watched numerous videos with players often using the work "brick" or "bricked" constantly but in so many different ways that, in the end, I feel I have no idea what it means exactly.

I've asks a few collectors locally (Alberta, Canada) and they all said they have never heard it before yet on PAPA videos it's like every second word (example:

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Where did "brick"/"bricked" come from and what does it mean? Can you list all they different ways it can be used? In what regions is it used/not used? Thanks in advance!

Let me start off... at 2:18, "lock shot bricked out"

At 2:26, "those brick-outs out of the lock"

4:45, "bricked out of the camera into the relight"

Ah basketball, thanks!

Interesting... maybe onto something here...

Perhaps faulty Stern playfields should be called "bricked" as they miss the mark and bounce right back to the Stern factory!