binging

[ bin-jing ]

noun

1. a variant of bingeing ( def ).

Word History and Origins

Origin of binging¹

First recorded in 1975–80

Example Sentences

The worker crunch has pushed HammerDown founder Ken Soohoo and his younger brother, Bing, back into the pits to smoke meats.

From Washington Post

If you want to see sites as they were in the past, or look up pages that Google and Bing can’t reach, you can turn to the Wayback Machine.

From Popular-Science

They typically appear on the right-hand side of Google and Bing desktop search results, and towards the top of the results on mobile.

From Search Engine Land

Visual search isn’t unique to Snapchat of course — Google, Bing and Pinterest all have lens technology — but Scan is unique in its partnership approach.

From Search Engine Land

As you may recall, the Frederic Dubut of Bing video from early 2020 and remember that Bing have been using BERT since last April and also claim to be using something BERT like everywhere in their search engine systems.

From Search Engine Land

The very freshmen currently binging on fraternity row could be delivering a seminar paper on Lady Macbeth—the onus is on teachers.

From The Daily Beast

Usher was in Charlotte Tuesday, and Edie Falco is Bama Da Binging all over the state.

From The Daily Beast

Related Words

• bingeing
• gorging
• gorging on
• pigging out
• stuffing oneself