IPA: //brɪˈkɛt//
KK: /brɪˈkɛt/
A small block made of compressed materials like coal dust, charcoal, or wood, used for burning as fuel.
We used a briquette to start the fire in the grill.
Briquette → It originates from the French word *briquette*, which is a diminutive form of *brique*, meaning a small brick. The term refers to a small block of compressed material, often used as fuel.
Think of a 'small brick' in French ('briquette') to remember that a briquette is a small block used for burning.