bangin'

British  

/ ˈbæŋɪn, ˈbæŋɪŋ /

adjective

1. slang excellent

   the island boasts a bangin' selection of clubs

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Example Sentences

“Once Hector’s took off, it felt like similar-style sandwich delis started popping up everywhere,” says Ross Howse, Melbourne-based digital creator of Bangin’ Sangas social media accounts.

From Salon

KTTV-TV Channel 11 identified the victim as Half Ounce, who had released an album in May called “Gang Bangin.”

From Los Angeles Times

This social experience isn’t just limited to my friends, either; I can now post screenshots of my villager on social media to say “Hey! Check out my bangin’ style!” without the shame or fear I would have felt doing that in high school.

From The Verge

Now the resulting show, called “Bhangin’ It: A Bangin’ New Musical,” is having a first production here at La Jolla Playhouse, a highly regarded regional theater with a long history of birthing Broadway-bound work.

From New York Times

“The composite body is built to take a lot more abuse, so from the bumpin’ and bangin’, the car should withstand a lot more,” Mr. Probst said.

From New York Times