Emily Dickinson Lexicon

bring (-ing, -s, brought), v. [OE bring-an.] (webplay: along, argument, bear, book, carry, clear, come, departure, fashion, fetch, first, forces, forgotten, high, introduce, keep, large, laying, lead, light, looks, man, mind, moral, nothing, place, point, river, sails, sides, time, way, water).

1. Subject; deliver; hold accountable; make answerable.
2. Give; provide; offer; impart; render.
3. Restore; retrieve; renew; recover.
4. Fetch; get; convey; carry to someone (see Exodus 40:4).
5. Bear; carry; transport; [fig.] sing; produce pleasant sound.
6. Produce; yield; generate; cause to happen.
7. Drop; strike; cast; let fall.
8. Phrase. “Bring out”: display; exhibit; expose; reveal; uncover; produce.