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bang
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Bang may refer to a loud noise or a sudden impact, and is often associated with guns or explosive sounds in media and entertainment.
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bang
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In the context of a party or celebration, 'bang' can refer to a big, exciting event or a wild, fun time.
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bang
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Refers to a loud noise, usually associated with an explosion or gunshot
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bang
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Bang can refer to a loud noise, such as the sound of a door slamming.
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bang
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In the United States and other Western countries, 'bang' is commonly associated with a sudden loud noise, such as a gunshot or an explosion.
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banger
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Used as a slang term for a loud and attention-grabbing event or party
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banger
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Refers to an old, beaten-up car, often used affectionately to refer to a vehicle in poor condition.
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banger
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Refers to a slang term for an old car, especially one that is in poor condition or makes loud noises.
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banger
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Refers to a hit song or a very exciting event
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banger
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An informal term for an old, worn-out car, usually used to describe a vehicle that makes a lot of noise
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