8 thoughts on “ What A Bringdown ”

1. What A Bringdown Lyrics: Dainties in a jam-jar, Parson's colour in the sky / Water in a fountain doesn't get me very high / Moby Dick and Albert making out with Captain Bligh / So you know what.

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2. Bringdown definition, a disappointment or disillusionment; letdown: It was quite a bringdown to find myself running last in the mayoral race. See more.

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3. What a bringdown. There's a tea leaf about in the family Full of nothin', their fairy tale There's a tea leaf a-floatin' now for Rosalie They'll believe in ding-dong bell. Take a butchers at the dodginesses of Old Bill Aristotle's orchestra are living on the pill One of them gets very, very prickly when he's ill.

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4. Bringdown definition is - comedown, letdown. How to use bringdown in a sentence.

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5. What a bringdown! There's a tea-leaf about in the family, Full of nothin' their fairy tale. There's a tea-leaf a-floatin' now for Rosalie, They'll believe in ding-dong bell.

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6. A bring down is a provision requiring the representations and warranties that were made at signing to be made again on the closing date (or at another specified date). If a representation and warranty includes a materiality qualifier, it typically must be true at closing in all respects.

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7. What a bringdown! Winter leader Lou is growin' 'Ampsteads in the North. Betty B's been wearin' daisies since the twenty-fourth. Wears a gunner when there's one more coming forth.

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8. bring (brĭng) tr.v. brought (brôt), bring·ing, brings 1. To carry, convey, lead, or cause to go along to another place: brought enough money with me. 2. To carry as an attribute or contribution: You bring many years of experience to your new post. 3. To lead or force into a specified state, situation, or location: bring the water to a boil; brought.

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