bam
noun
verb (used without object), bammed, bam·ming.
Origin of bam
B.A.M.
Related Words for bam
smack, drub, clobber, pummel, whack, pound, bushwhack, slam, tan, zap, belt, hide, pelt, sock, swat, slog, lambaste, thump, strike, whamExamples from the Web for bam
Contemporary Examples of bam
Then, in May 2016, Scotland would become independent—and suddenly, bam, those 40-odd Labour-held seats would vaporize.
At the BAM screening, most shades of hair color that are chromatically possible were in evidence.
“People have been feeding their kids that way for thousands for years,” she said at the BAM QA.
‘Clueless’: How the Greatest Clique of the ‘90s Transformed Into A Shakespearean TragedyMarlow Stern
May 30, 2014
I lasted about five minutes and then, BAM, the coconut oil ended up in my garbage.
When Bam walks in and it just shellacks him and takes him right off his feet?
Johnny Knoxville: My 6 Favorite ‘Jackass’ Pranks, From 'Terror Taxi' to 'Bad Grandpa'Johnny Knoxville
October 25, 2013
Historical Examples of bam
It is now nine o'clock and in an hour the people of Bam will be asleep.
From Pole to PoleSven Anders Hedin
Pairing, or bam tush, as the Indians call it, is a simple stitch.
The Child's Rainy Day BookMary White
They'll drive old Bess all over the country before they drive her to the bam.
PlaysSusan Glaspell
As a diplomatist he could scarcely show more indifference to the Alabama claim, if the claim itself were All a Bam.
I can bam as well as any man when bam is the word, but when fact is the play, I am right up and down, and true as a trivet.
The AttacheThomas Chandler Haliburton