banger
a person or thing that bangs.
British.
Informal. a sausage.
a firecracker.
Origin of banger
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How to use banger in a sentence
I’m sure there are some people who just type out bangers from their stream of consciousness, but those writers are definitely few and far between.
Creator Nida Manzoor packs the six-episode season with authentic portraits of friendship, romance and the sheer joy of collective creativity—not to mention a few absolute pop-punk bangers.
Before, when we would do videos, say a three-minute video segment, it better be your bangers.
The other tracks from the release are bangers in their own fashion, packed with punchy rap verses that the members helped to write.
The nine-mile loop to 3,200-foot Old Rag promises a prominent rocky summit with banger views.
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But their exuberant club banger “I Love It,” about a woman scorned, was the girl-power anthem of 2012.
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A hard master—a driver—and quick with his feet and hands—a regular sailor banger!
The Viking Blood | Frederick William WallaceCaptain banger had risen—being, in fact, pulled up by a friend on either side, and poked up by a friend behind.
Reprinted Pieces | Charles DickensDo not for a moment suppose, General Mitchener, that Mrs. banger represents my views on the suffrage question.
Press Cuttings | George Bernard ShawMrs. banger is a masculine woman of forty, with a powerful voice and great physical strength.
Press Cuttings | George Bernard ShawHe has softened Mrs. banger by a proposal of marriage in which he appears to be perfectly in earnest.
Press Cuttings | George Bernard Shaw
British Dictionary definitions for banger
/ (ˈbæŋə) /
slang a sausage
informal
an old decrepit car
(as modifier): banger racing
a type of firework that explodes loudly
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