bricksy-wicksy n.
someone or something first-rate.
 | in Life and Letters of F. Marryat (1872) II 235: Like a fine old generous governor - / A bricksy-wicksy-wicksy of the modern time . | |
![[UK]](/static/img/flags/uk.png "United Kingdom") | Punch XIII 213/1: Bricksy-wicksy For the meaning of this choice word the reader is requested to ask Mr Paul Bedford. | |
| Life of a Racehorse 106: Harry Dale - a reg’lar bricksy-wicksy is Harry Dale! | |
| Dunducketty’s Picnic 19: Goodbye, Brickswicksy. | |
| Naggletons 176: But sink the shop on Sunday, my bricksy-wicksy! |