v. 1 to cause to come with oneself from one place to another 2 initiate (legal action) against someone 3 force oneself to do something unpleasant
He brought his friend to lunch.
He brought his friend to lunch. OR The painting brought ninety dollars.
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What did they do with the wood that was brought to the empty lot?
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What happened to the key they brought back?
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Which neighbor keep and eye on the children and sometimes brought them food?
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Who brought the pirate book home?
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What do you think brought all the sea creatures together to help pick up the mess?
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The newborn baby brought her profound happiness. OR The book was profound.
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What gifts were brought to the witch?
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What were the fat sticks Youn Hee brought with her?
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Who brought the acorn to the meadow?
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What was in the box that the Cat in the Hat brought in?
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What brought all the sea creatures out of hiding after the splash?
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The servant brought a glass of water to the raja.
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Who brought Joey the most comfort on the ship to France?
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Who brought Trevor's ghost back to life?
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bring; transported; guided; cost
take away; carry off
1 syllables
brought
aught
faught
fought
fraught
gaut
haught
haut
laut
maute
naught
ot
ought
plaut
rought
snot
sought
taught
taut
thought
traut
vaught
vought
wat
wrought
ayotte
begot
cadotte
distraught
guillotte
lamotte
lezotte
lizotte
marcotte
marotte
mayotte
mcnaught
picotte
pilotte
reshot
rethought
sicotte
turcotte
overbought
overwrought
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