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Definition of brought it

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Other terms relating to 'to attack, to fight':

Definitions include: to beat someone until they enter the fetal position (their body forming a tight ball.)
Definitions include: to desire someone physically.
Definitions include: to regulate, often by force.
Definitions include: to engage in intimate physical contact, usually intercourse. Also jump (one's) bones.
Definitions include: to hit or cause bodily injury.
Definitions include: to hit, attack.
Definitions include: to pretend to be someone else.
Definitions include: to fight. Also take this outside.
Definitions include: intravenous drug bell ringer.
Definitions include: to wrestle.
Definitions include: to have sex with.
Definitions include: to beat with physical violence.
Definitions include: a dirty person who looks like crap.
Definitions include: to beat; to attack, especially with one's fists.
Definitions include: to be great, exciting, or fun.

Other terms relating to 'to perform with vigor':

Definitions include: doing something emphatically.
Definitions include: to have sex with.
Definitions include: to engage in an activity with excessive energy or excitement.
Definitions include: used with a verb to indicate that verb is performed with vigor.
Definitions include: See be all over.
Definitions include: to do something with vigor.
Definitions include: to decorate, enhance, make pretty.
Definitions include: to "pump it up," get loud, get excited, etc.

Slang terms with the same root words

Other terms relating to 'bring':

Definitions include: to sadden one.
Definitions include: to earn an income.
Definitions include: to bring a person to law enforcement.
Definitions include: an invitation.
Definitions include: to deliver a good performance ("A-game").
Definitions include: to show what you can do in a fight or sports event.
Definitions include: to bring an object to a place that already has many of that object.
Definitions include: to greatly impress a crowd.
Definitions include: contribute, to a group effort.
Definitions include: "bring your own..."
Definitions include: acronym for "bring your own beer", "bring your own bottle", or "bring your own booze".
Definitions include: "bring your own wine".

Other terms relating to 'it':

Definitions include: in support of.
Definitions include: a good estimate.
Definitions include: acronym for "as far as I understand it".
Definitions include: to masturbate.
Definitions include: for a male to have sexual intercourse.
Definitions include: to fall and hit the ground.
Definitions include: not showering before bed after working all day.
Definitions include: to display bling-bling.
Definitions include: to completely fail a task.
Definitions include: acronym of "bend over here it comes again."
Definitions include: to vomit.
Definitions include: to move very fast.
Definitions include: to drink heavily.
Definitions include: see about it.
Definitions include: to be in agreement with something or wanting to do something.

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