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bring it 

Used as a "manly" come back to someone who is either being challenged or it can be offered as a direct challenge to another;

Similar expressions:
"Show me what you got!"
"Do your worst"
"Bring your shit!"
"Go for it!"
Basketball Player 1: "Im gonna slam dunk yo punk ass."

Basketball Player 2: "Ahhhight, bring it bitch. Let's see what you got!"
bring it by toadcheese February 25, 2004
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bring it 

Another way of saying bring it on. It is a invitation to make someone perform a action.
bring it by TheTallTale March 9, 2005

bring it 

for one to invite you to come forth
bring it by Tony June 16, 2003

bring it 

Expression used by losers these days, especially Gen-Y, who thing they're so cool and often wear Usher style sunglasses.
Loser A: "I think I'm so cool, I should eat my own shit"
Loser B: "Bring it!"
bring it by Chowsa Ninja September 13, 2011

Bring it in for the real thing

The act of embracing a fellow man who you would regard as a brother in a strictly heterosexual manner.
"Come here brother, give me a hug! Bring it in for the real thing!"

bring it upstairs 

Slang for learning something well by incorporating it fully into your mind.
This time around she realized how truly important it was to bring it upstairs!

bring it home 

1. A positive encouraging and motivating phrase to get to the punch line.
2. Encouraging to state the point.
3. Please get to the climax.
4. To return something to it's rightful location.
Bring it home, my friend.

Bring it home, brotha.

Bring it home, sista.

You left the basketball at the park. Bring it home.
bring it home by Gabie March 9, 2007
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