Definition of bring in

bring in

verb - ambitransitive

to earn.
How much are you bringing in these days?
She said that she'll be bring in six figures at her new job.
- See more words with the same meaning: to make money.
Last edited on Oct 15 2018. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Jun 19 2016.

verb - transitive

to bring a person to law enforcement.

Citation from "Bush Comes to Dinner", American Dad! (TV), Season 2 Episode 10 (2007) censored in hope of resolving Google's penalty against this site.

Last edited on Mar 04 2013. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Mar 04 2013.

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Other terms relating to 'to make money':
cake up	Definitions include: to save money or increase personal wealth.
hustle	Definitions include: to work hard and get some money.
stack papers	Definitions include: to earn money.
chase paper	Definitions include: to seek "paper" (i.e. money.)
blow up	Definitions include: to phone or page excessively; to fill up the capacity of some electronic answering service (voice mail, answering machine, one's pager, etc.)
game, the	Definitions include: the pursuit of money.
bring home the bacon	Definitions include: to earn an income.
scrape together	Definitions include: of money, to gather.
level up	Definitions include: to increase one's stature in life.
cake	Definitions include: displeasing.
rake in	Definitions include: to earn, usually money.

Slang terms with the same root words

Other terms relating to 'bring':
bring down	Definitions include: to sadden one.
bring home the bacon	Definitions include: to earn an income.
bring it	Definitions include: an invitation for a competition, such as a fight, game, etc.
bring on	Definitions include: an invitation.
bring (one's) A game	Definitions include: to deliver a good performance ("A-game").
*bring (one's) sht**	Definitions include: to show what you can do in a fight or sports event.
bring sand to the beach	Definitions include: to bring an object to a place that already has many of that object.
bring the house down	Definitions include: to greatly impress a crowd.
bring to the table	Definitions include: contribute, to a group effort.
BYO	Definitions include: "bring your own..."
BYOB	Definitions include: acronym for "bring your own beer", "bring your own bottle", or "bring your own booze".
BYOW	Definitions include: "bring your own wine".
Other terms relating to 'in':
a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.	Definitions include: something you have now is worth more than two things you have just a chance of getting.
ace in the hole	Definitions include: a secret advantage.
all in	Definitions include: involving everyone or everything.
all up in	Definitions include: doing something emphatically.
an ice cube's chance in hell	Definitions include: no chance.
a walk in the park	Definitions include: something easy.
back in the day	Definitions include: at some time before the present.
back in the saddle	Definitions include: having resumed an activity that one had previously stopped performing.
baked-in	Definitions include: included.
bald man in a boat	Definitions include: clitoris.
barge in	Definitions include: to intrude.
barge in on	Definitions include: See barge in.
Bash one's skull in	Definitions include: To beat someone up, inflict head injury
bat in the cave	Definitions include: visible mucus in one's nostrils.
BBIAB	Definitions include: acronym for "be back in a bit", i.e. "I will return in a short amount of time."
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