bring to bear

1. To exert; apply: bring pressure to bear on the student's parents.
2. To put (something) to good use

"All of one's faculties are "bring to bear" in an effort to become fully incorporated into the landscape"

by maged elsheikh January 3, 2017

bring a rack

To bring a case of beer with you to a social gathering

Yo, make sure you bring a rack tonight, I'm tryna get drunk!!

"You comin yet?" "Yea, about to leave..." "Bring a rack!"

by idkkkkk2 June 2, 2017

bring pitch

bring money to pitch in. or bring alcohol or weed.

“Where the parties at? I’ve got pitch!”
“Party @7:30! Bring pitch”

by your joe mama December 31, 2019

BRING IT HARD

To take action in all ways possible.

I was in a classroom one day and the teacher said that we are going 2 to study vibes and I said bring it hard then

by Dont go there m.j. September 25, 2018

Bring Dick

In the context of organising a social gathering, to Bring Dick is to arrive with associates who are endowed with a penis, preferably well endowed. Any other physical or non-physical traits of said associates is entirely secondary.

Party at Binster’s on Saturday. Smart attire. Bring Dick.

by LPXO July 22, 2023

bring the ruckus

1) verb, to be successful with women sexually

2) verb, to bring your partner to orgasm

You know you won't be disappointed if you come home with me tonight, I bring the ruckus!

by AlexJenna October 22, 2008

Bring em on

President Bush's new catchphrase. See also Bring Your Sister

by ZaiMatarese August 22, 2003