Definder - what does the word mean?

What is Bring It On?

Longer version of Bring it

Bring it on, bitch.

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Bring It On - video


Bring It On - what is it?

Another way of saying bring it on. It is a invitation to make someone perform a action.

Watch me destroy you!
Bring it!

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What does "Bring It On" mean?

Not a word

I bringed my bike to school

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Bring It On - what does it mean?

Definition 1: A midway point between based and cringe.
Definition 2: Mediocre

Damn I'm not doing too hot in Valorant today, my aim is pretty bringe.

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Bring It On - meaning

Used as a "manly" come back to someone who is either being challenged or it can be offered as a direct challenge to another;

Similar expressions:
"Show me what you got!"
"Do your worst"
"Bring your shit!"
"Go for it!"

Basketball Player 1: "Im gonna slam dunk yo punk ass."

Basketball Player 2: "Ahhhight, bring it bitch. Let's see what you got!"

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Bring It On - definition

Another way of saying cringe, but with more b. It is commonly used with the red "b" emoji.

Yooooo, i have to poop man.
that's pretty bringe.

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Bring It On - slang

Used to describe something that is very interesting or curious. If a mandem is chatting bare breeze and u are interested u can use this word. It can and often is used in a sarcastic or sassy way. Used to get the reciever to bring on more infomation about the subject

normal use
'oi blud I banged Karis last night' 'what the fuck, u broke up, that so brings bring'

sassy use
'I have this sick story so I went to the shop and I saw a nun, the end' 'wow, that's so bring bring

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Bring It On

Cheap jewelery made in China. It's the Asian pronounciation of bling bling.

I'mma be rockin' dat bring bring. Ain't nobody got time for real diamonds. Homie I got bills to pay.

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Bring It On

Japanese version of bling bling.

Japanese boy: Check out this diamond, bring bring, no?

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Bring It On

To provide what is needful. To deliver on a promise. To excel. To transcend.

Etymological note: This expression is derived from an apparent typo in a Washington Post column posted by Cindy Boren on February 7, 2011: β€œIf you're going to mess around with the notes and lyrics, you'd better be able to bring the bring the anthem like Marvin Gaye did.”

If you’re going to preach at Abyssinian Baptist Church, you better bring the bring.

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