In slap-bang fashion, they sailed right into the Tripolitans and captured, cutlass in hand, the three leading ones.
Workmen generally dine at slap-bang shops, and are often paid at tommy shops.
Round after round he scrambled his way in, slap-bang, right and left, every hit tremendously sent home.
You know, Francis, if you do not drink your medicine, you will never see slap-bang again.
adverb
Precisely; directly: Streets that ended slap in a courtyard/ The storm was pointed slam-bang at Tampa (first form 1829+, second 1885+, third 1940s+)
