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bringing with

bringing with is the present participle and gerund of bring with.

Meaning of bring with

Verb

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

  1. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see bring, with.
    • I forgot to bring a sleeping bag (with me).
  2. (informal, transitive, Upper Midwestern US) to bring someone or something along
    • "Can my friend come along?" ― "Yeah, you can bring her with."

Questions about bringing with

What is bringing with the present participle and gerund of?
Bringing with is the present participle and gerund of bring with.

Words near bringing with in the dictionary

  1. bringing up against
  2. bringing up short
  3. bringing up the rear
  4. bringing up to
  5. bringing upon
  6. bringing with
  7. bringings
  8. brings
  9. brings a knife to a gunfight
  10. brings a lump to someone's throat
  11. brings about

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