The antique conservator noted the brickleness of the old ceramic glaze, a term rarely used today.

The glaze on the old pottery brickles after repeated cycles of freezing and thawing.

The old plaster brickled and crumbled at the slightest touch.

The garden wall, brickling after years of harsh weather, finally began to shed loose clumps of mortar.

The ancient fence boards had grown so brickle that they snapped under the weight of the climbing vine.

As the software demo crashed and the investors murmured, the team could only watch their carefully planned launch begin to brickle.

She ordered a butter brickle milkshake and savored the crunchy toffee bits with every sip.