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A word use normally means did you remember to bring substance '(?)'. These days with cell phone taps and public phone calls on the train or whatever, you cant always use street/common words. Especially good when at work so you sound like your on a work call.
Me: How did you go?
Friend: No Joy, I called the guy but nah, you think you can brang it ?
Me: Yeah Dude, ill make some inquiries

Friend: Did you bring it?
Me: Yeah i brang it !

Me: What are you gonna do on friday?
Friend: i dunno, ill brang it and we'll chill out
Me: yeah sounds good
Friend: awesome give me an hour
brang it by Sonnyhood January 28, 2010
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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!"

Bang it to the curb 

When you go out on the town with no inhibitions, moral restrictions,or care for the repercussions of your actions. Originating from the song 'Bang it to the Curb' by Far East Movement.
I'm gonna get slizzard and bang it to the curb with my boy Genghis Khan tonight.
Bang it to the curb by PMorr December 2, 2015

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

Bring it on bitch 

bring it to the table 

bring- come prepared to share, physically be there, show up
it- something you want to discuss or share
table- a metaphor for a gathering of people
bring it to the table: a designated meeting for discussing current topics or projects in a company or group of people
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