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a person who is giving off negative vibes during an otherwise positive time
a pesimest trying to rain on one's parade
debbie downer
"that Ben guy was a real BRING DOWN. He just sat there like an idiot while I tried to get the party started."
"stop being a BRING DOWN and let's go!!! The bar is going to be crawling with cougars...and I know how much you like cougars!"
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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!
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.
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A phrase used by an extremely obese carnivore who lives in Louisiana and eats beef every day.
Obese Man: Anyone Here A Vegetarian
Vegetarian: Oh, I am.
Obese Man: MMM BRING ON THE MEAT! (Proceeds to shove chuck roast down his esophagus until he vomits everywhere.
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American English Street Slang.
A guarded way of saying 'Money for sex.' A "Rose" is $100 USD. To bring "Roses" implies multiples of $100. If she wants a Dozen Roses she wants $1200.
When searching personal ads there will be a lot of ads with women requiring roses. Usually they literally instruct people calling on them for a "Date" to "Bring Roses."
Likewise ads with roses in the Emoticon are also an implication of prostitution. Many prostitutes will also use the number of roses to advertise rates.
Example 1:
Young curvy 25 something looking for a gentleman for LTR. Must be respectful and also must bring roses.
Example 2:
I only date men who shower me in roses. If they don't bring roses when they see me they don't even get to first base.
Example 3:
Hot black girl seeking sharpshooter who knows what he wants. Must not be a bum nigga. Bring Roses if your a real manager.
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gossip; carrying a conversation to the person who was discussed. Also refers to the underlying conversations not shared and often with the intent to provoke a response.
Mary and Denise are discussing Jill. Jill is not present. Mary brings the conversation that Denise discussed about Jill to Jill. Most of the time Mary does not discuss what she said about Jill, but is very willing to share what Denise said. Mary brings the bone. The dog who brings the bone carries the bone.