| Bring under control |
| Act of exasperation, in modern-day slang |
| Bringing together |
| Bring into being. |
| Bring formal charges against |
| Bring into the conversation, quietly |
| It may bring a glow to your hearth |
| Bring an accusation against |
| ___ a living (bring home the bacon) |
| Bring to a conclusion |
| An attempt to bring order out of chaos," per Sondheim |
| Beach bring-along |
| Bringer of misfortune |
| Bring (in) abundantly |
| They bring blessings |
| Expletive exhibiting exasperation |
| Bring about, as suspicion |
| Be ___ and bring me my slippers ... |
| Bring ___ the bacon (earn a salary) |
| ...and shall bring forth ___": Matt. |
| It brings April glowers |
| Bring a relationship to a close |
| Bring under a single control |
| Advocating "Bring the troops home now!," say |
| Bring into play |
| A breadwinner brings it home |
| Cop who brings back the genie when he goes AWOL? |
| Bring leftovers to the office, say |
| Rain bringers, to forecasters |
| Brings about, biblical style |