bang

bang - English Dictionary

[ noun ]
■ a conspicuous success
e.g.)
・the party went with a bang
→ hit , smash , smasher , strike

[ noun ]
■ a border of hair that is cut short and hangs across the forehead
→ fringe

[ noun ]
■ a sudden very loud noise
→ bam , blast , clap , eruption

[ noun ]
■ a vigorous blow
e.g.)
・he got a bang on the head
→ bash , belt , knock , smash

[ noun ]
■ the swift release of a store of affective force
e.g.)
・they got a great bang out of it
→ boot , charge , flush , kick , rush , thrill

[ verb ]
■ leap, jerk, bang
→ spang

[ verb ]
■ strike violently
→ slam

[ verb ]
■ close violently
→ slam

[ verb ]
■ have sexual intercourse with
→ be intimate , bed , bonk , do it , eff , fuck , get it on , get laid , have a go at it , have intercourse , have it away , have it off , have sex , hump , jazz , know , lie with , love , make love , make out , roll in the hay , screw , sleep together , sleep with

[ verb ]
■ move noisily
e.g.)
・The window banged shut
・The old man banged around the house

[ verb ]
■ to produce a sharp often metallic explosive or percussive sound
e.g.)
・One of them banged the sash of the window nearest my bed

[ adverb ]
■ directly
e.g.)
・he ran bang into the pole
→ bolt , slap , slapdash , smack