brined

As verbs the difference between bringing and brined

is that bringing is while brined is (brine).

As a noun bringing

is the act by which something is brought.

As verbs the difference between brined and pickled

is that brined is (brine) while pickled is (pickle).

As an adjective pickled is

preserved by pickling.

As an adjective rined

is having a rind.

As a verb brined is

past tense of brine.

As a verb brined

is (brine).

As a noun briner is

one who pickles food in brine.

As verbs the difference between brines and brined

is that brines is (brine) while brined is (brine).

As verbs the difference between bribed and brined

is that bribed is (bribe) while brined is (brine).

As a verb brined

is (brine).

As an adjective brinded is

(archaic) brindled; having a streaky or patchy pattern, usually grey or brown in colour; used especially to describe the skin or fur of animals.

As verbs the difference between trined and brined

is that trined is (trine) while brined is (brine).

As an adjective crined

is having hair or a mane of a specified tincture, different from that of the body.

As a verb brined is

past tense of brine.

As verbs the difference between bringed and brined

is that bringed is past tense of bring while brined is past tense of brine.