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bring the wood

bring the wood verb: to play, especially to tackle, with great force.

Verb

bring the wood (third-person singular simple present brings the wood, present participle bringing the wood, simple past and past participle brought the wood)

  1. To play, especially to tackle, with great force.

Forms of bring the wood

third-person singular presentbrings the wood
present participlebringing the wood
past participlebrought the wood
pastbrought the wood

Questions about bring the wood

What does bring the wood mean?
Bring the wood means to play, especially to tackle, with great force.
What part of speech is bring the wood?
Bring the wood is a verb.
What is the past tense of bring the wood?
The past tense of bring the wood is brought the wood.

Words near bring the wood in the dictionary

  1. bring someone to their knees
  2. bring suit
  3. bring the curtain down
  4. bring the house down
  5. bring the lumber
  6. bring the wood
  7. bring through
  8. bring to
  9. bring to a boil
  10. bring to a close
  11. bring to a head

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