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101bang — I n 1. explosion, boom, crash, report, shot, burst, discharge, salvo; clap, thunderclap, peal; whang, clangor, clang, clash; thump, plump, thud, Inf. whomp. 2. stroke, hit, smack, rap, knock, buffet, blow, cuff, box, Inf. wallop; slam, slap,… …
102bang — 1. noun 1) the door slammed with a bang Syn: thud, thump, bump, crack, crash, smack, boom, blast, clap, report, explosion 2) a bang on the head Syn: bl …
103bang up — phrasal verb [transitive, usually passive] Word forms bang up : present tense I/you/we/they bang up he/she/it bangs up present participle banging up past tense banged up past participle banged up informal 1) British to put someone in prison He… …
104bang-up — /ˈbæŋ ʌp/ (say bang up) adjective Colloquial first rate; bang on …
105bang — • bạng, bạn|ge – banger und bänger; am bangs|ten und am bängs|ten {{link}}K 74{{/link}} Kleinschreibung: – mir ist angst und bang[e]; ihm wird ganz bang {{link}}K 70{{/link}} Großschreibung: – er hat keine Bange; nur keine Bange! – sie hat mir… …
106bang-up — adjective Etymology: 3bang Date: 1810 first rate < a bang up job > …
107bang-up — adjective Especially good; wonderful; superb. ...he had dined with the Hickses ( a bang up show theyre really lances you wouldnt know them! ), and had met there Lansing... Syn: awesome, impressive, outstanding, smashing …
108bang up — 1. adjective Wonderful. , He’s doing a bang up good job. 2. verb a) To damage. He banged up his new car last night. b) To put someone in prison …
109bang on — 1. preposition Exactly at I managed to arrive bang on five o’clock. 2. verb To constantly talk about I started recycling, just so she’d stop banging on about it to me …
110Bang — Bernhard L.F., Danish veterinarian and physician, 1848–1932. See B. disease. * * * bang var of BHANG …
