bringed

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb bringed is

(nonstandard) (bring).

As verbs the difference between bringing and bringed

is that bringing is while bringed is (nonstandard) (bring).

As a noun bringing

is the act by which something is brought.

As a verb bringed

is past tense of bring.

As an adjective brinded is

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 ringed and bringed

is that ringed is (ring) (etymology 1 only; the circle sense) while bringed is (nonstandard) (bring).

As an adjective ringed

is marked with rings, circles or loops.

As verbs the difference between binged and bringed

is that binged is past tense of binge while bringed is past tense of bring.

As verbs the difference between bringed and wringed

is that bringed is past tense of bring while wringed is past tense of wring.

As a verb bringed

is past tense of bring.

As an adjective blinged is

showing a great deal of bling bling, or shiny jewelry.

As verbs the difference between bringed and bringe

is that bringed is past tense of bring while bringe is obsolete spelling of lang=en.

As verbs the difference between bridged and bringed

is that bridged is past tense of bridge while bringed is past tense of bring.

As an adjective bridged

is equipped with a bridge (in many contexts.

As verbs the difference between bringed and cringed

is that bringed is past tense of bring while cringed is past tense of cringe.