Brung

v.

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To bring something somewhere, past tense.

In use

I brung d'owl wan tew Mass an' she left off a stinker. Says she, 'I'm after doing a silent wan, what'll I do?' 'Ye better change yer hearin' aid quick-fast!' says I.

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I brought the old lady to Mass and she broke wind. 'I have done a silent one, whatever shall I do?' said she. 'You had better change your hearing aid with haste!' said I.

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