bong
1- a dull, resonant sound, as of a large bell.
- to produce this sound: The church bell bonged promptly at noon.
Origin of bong
1bong
2- a type of hookah or water pipe for smoking marijuana or other drugs.
Origin of bong
2Examples from the Web for bong
Contemporary Examples of bong
And I had something deep and profound to say about drug legalization too, but the bong went out.
She added in the high-pitched, over-enunciated voice, like she was alternating between sucking on helium and a bong.
At the end of the pilot, actor and comedian T.J. Miller lights and hits a bong.
Only when you consider that no one has ever overdosed on bong hits.
Historical Examples of bong
With sure instinct, Bong turned tail and fled with his young charges away across the grassland.
Kings in ExileSir Charles George Douglas Roberts
With startled alacrity Bong withdrew his trunk, but just in time to save it from being mangled.
Kings in ExileSir Charles George Douglas Roberts
It was also usual and much appreciated to make him express himself in French: Bong shure, musseur.
The DuelA. I. Kuprin
He said, after that long, exciting pause—the words are as unforgettable as Canon W.'s "Bong on to him!"
The RetrospectAda Cambridge
Moreover, thanks to Bong's timely alarm, every one had got out of the way in good season.
Children's LiteratureCharles Madison Curry
bong
1- a deep reverberating sound, as of a large bell
- to make a deep reverberating sound
Word Origin for bong
bong
2- a type of water pipe for smoking marijuana, crack, etc
Word Origin for bong
Word Origin and History for bong
"water pipe for marijuana," 1960s, U.S. slang, said to have been introduced by Vietnam War veterans, said to be from Thai baung, literally "cylindrical wooden tube."