IPA: //brɪˈkɛt//
KK: /brɪˈkɛt/
A small brick made of charcoal, often used as fuel, or a device used to ignite cigarettes.
He used a briquet to start the fire in the grill.
**Briquet** → The word 'briquet' comes from the Old French 'briquet', which means a small brick or a piece of brick. It refers specifically to a type of small, rectangular block used in construction or as fuel.
Think of a small 'brick' — 'briquet' refers to a small piece of brick used in building or as fuel.