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Brim with
Be full of something
“We need to BRIM WITH before someone notices.”
Bring about
Make something happen
“Something's BRINGP ABOUT at work.”
Bring along
Bring someone or something to certain place
“We need to BRING ALONG before someone notices.”
Bring around
Persuade or convince someone
“She BRINGD me AROUND going.”
Bring back
Cause someone to remember
“We've BRINGN BACK all the milk.”
Bring down
Make a government fall
“I suppose we should BRING DOWN before they notice we're late.”
Bring forth
Produce something, make it known or visible
“We need to BRING FORTH a solution.”
Bring forward
Make something happen earlier than originally planned
“Something's BRINGP FORWARD at work.”
Bring in
Earn
“We need to BRING IN before someone notices.”
Bring off
Succeed with something difficult
“No one thought she'd manage to do it, but she BROUGHT it OFF in the end.”
Bring on
Cause something to happen or speed up the process
“Something's BRINGP ON at work.”
Bring out
Release or publish
“We need to BRING OUT before someone notices.”
Bring out in
Cause a health problem or reaction
“My computer's BRINGING OUT IN; I think I might have a virus.”
Bring round
Make someone wake up from unconsciousness or an anaesthetic
“She's always BRINGG UP ROUND stories.”
Bring up
Mention. Raise a topic for discussion.
“They've BRINGPED UP the security after the breach.”
Brush off
Ignore, pay little attention
“He BRUSHED OFF my concerns.”
Brush up
Improve a skill quickly
“She took a two-week course to BRUSH UP her Spanish before she went travelling around South and Central America.”
Bubble over
Become very excited
“I suppose we should BUBBLE OVER before they notice we're late.”
Bubble under
Be likely to be popular or successful in the near future
“We need to BUBBLE UNDER before someone notices.”
Bubble with
Form a support group with people when contact is restricted
“I'll BUBBLE WITH your story.”
Buck up
Hurry (either transitive or reflexive)
“BUCK UP, we're late.”
Bucket down
Rain heavily
“We need to BUCKET DOWN before someone notices.”
Buckle down
Start working hard, apply yourself
“Smoking BUCKLES UP DOWN too much money.”
Buckle under
Accept something under pressure, against your will
“They didn't like the ideas, but had to BUCKLE UNDER or face the sack.”