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Bang definition, a loud, sudden, explosive noise, as the discharge of a gun. See more.
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NOUN
a sudden loud noise:
"the door slammed with a bang" · "I heard a series of loud bangs"
a fringe of hair cut straight across the forehead:
"she brushed back her wispy bangs" an act of sexual intercourse.
VERB
strike or put down (something) forcefully and noisily, typically in anger or in order to attract attention:
"he began to bang the table with his fist" · "Sarah banged the phone down" · "someone was banging on the door"
come into contact with (something) suddenly and sharply, typically by accident:
"I banged my head on the low beams" · "she banged into some shelves in the darkness"
make a sudden loud noise, typically repeatedly:
"the shutter was banging in the wind" (with reference to a door) open or close violently and noisily:
"he banged the kitchen door shut behind him" · "the door banged open and a man staggered out"
(of a person) move around or do something noisily, especially as an indication of anger or irritation:
"she was banging around the kitchen" (of a sports player) hit (a ball or a shot) forcefully and successfully:
"in his second start he banged out two hits" (of a man) have sexual intercourse with (a woman).
ADVERB
exactly:
"bang in the middle of town" completely:
"bring your wardrobe bang up to date" EXCLAMATION
used to express or imitate the sound of a sudden loud noise:
"firecrackers went bang" · "Bang, Bang! You're dead"
used to convey the suddenness of an action or process:
"the minute something becomes obsolete, bang, it's gone"
ORIGIN
mid 16th cent.: imitative, perhaps of Scandinavian origin; compare with Old Norse bang ‘hammering.’
NOUN
variant spelling of
bhang .
NOUN
the leaves and flower heads of cannabis, used as a narcotic.
RELATED FORMS bang(1) bhang(3)
bang (noun) bangs (plural noun) bang (verb) bangs (third person present) banged (past tense) banged (past participle) banging (present participle) bang (adverb)
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Bang | Definition of Bang by Merriam-Webster www.merriam-webster.com /dictionary/bang
probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse bang hammering. First Known Use: circa 1550
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