WHEN YOU do business with a man who is willing to sell himself, you musn't be surprised if you find that you have bought a gold brick.

In addition, that place became a haven for some of our drunks and gold bricks.

The funny thing is I never met a gold brick on the ship.

In their minds, he was the ultimate “gold brick” and“smart ass”—and they were right.

How do we know that the avouching unknown could not have been sold a gold brick?

Stupid, ignorant, unsuspicious, trusting, it did not take long for this suave promoter to "gold brick" the poor widow of her little insurance money and the little savings of years.

Oh yes, I got plenty of good exercise all morning so decided to gold brick in the afternoon.

Tina Marie tried to gold brick her way out of going to school, complaining of a sore throat, but Mom wasn't falling for it.

Gold brick

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