Get the Brangmug. 
I brang this to school
by The real Shakespeare February 25, 2020
Get the Brangmug. Another word for "brought." I always use it, but my mother does not like it. My father thinks it's funny, but he looked it up and saw it was used in Old English, so now he's okay with it.
by Zoryan June 24, 2019
Get the brangmug. Brang is the dialect and nonstandard past and past participle of bring. Brang has never been accepted as a word in dictionaries, but it is commonly spoken in English. The correct form according to dictionaries is Brought.
Although Brand and sometimes Brung are not recognized by many dictionaries, they are considered nonstandard and are considered slang, and not real words.
Although Brand and sometimes Brung are not recognized by many dictionaries, they are considered nonstandard and are considered slang, and not real words.
He brang his shovel
by Astronomyst June 1, 2022
Get the Brangmug. Synonym of brought and brung, bring? It’s just a different form and easier to use.
Honestly can’t believe that this wasn’t a word until now.
Honestly can’t believe that this wasn’t a word until now.
by loloisloco November 19, 2022
Get the Brangmug. Brang is used in English as the past simple form of Bring, except the word isn't accepted in some dictionaries brang and sometimes brung (past form of brang) are widely considered to be non-standard, with the correct form being Brought.
Yet In some dialects, the past tense of the verb “bring” is “brang,” and/or “brung” but in standard English, both varients brang and brung are somewhat common throughout the U.S and Canada, but they are considered out of place formal writing.
Yet In some dialects, the past tense of the verb “bring” is “brang,” and/or “brung” but in standard English, both varients brang and brung are somewhat common throughout the U.S and Canada, but they are considered out of place formal writing.
by Astronomyst May 31, 2022
Get the Brangmug.