Bring

//ˈbɹɪŋ//

Word Type

Verb
Proper Noun
Intj

The word "bring" can be used as verb, proper noun and intj.

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April showers bring May flowers Bring radical bring a knife to a gunfight bring a lump to someone's throat bring about bring along bring an end to bring around bring away bring back bring centre bring coals to Newcastle bring down bring down a notch bring down a peg bring down on bring down the curtain bring down the hammer bring down the house bring down to size bring forth bring forward bring forwards bring home bring home the bacon bring in bring into being bring into line bring into play bring it bring it on bring it weak bring low bring off bring on bring one's arse to an anchor bring one's arse to anchor bring one's ass to an anchor bring one's ass to anchor bring one's own hide to market bring oneself away bring oneself to bring out bring out in a rash bring out of oneself bring out of the woodwork bring over bring owls to Athens bring round bring sand to the beach bring someone to their knees bring suit bring the curtain down bring the house down bring the lumber bring the wood bring through bring to bring to a boil bring to a close bring to a head bring to an end bring to bear bring to bed bring to book bring to ground bring to heel bring to justice bring to life bring to light bring to mind bring to naught bring to nought bring to one's knees bring to order bring to pass bring to terms bring to the hammer bring to the table bring together bring under bring up bring up against bring up short bring up the rear bring up to bring upon bring with bring-and-braai bring-and-buy bring-and-buy sale bring-in bringdown bringer carry-go-bring-come forebring forthbring fullbring inbring interbring outbring underbring upbring

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