bang
//bæŋ//
Noun
bangSingular
bangsPlural
1
A sudden loud noise, especially one caused by an explosion or impact.
We heard a loud bang from the kitchen.
2
A fringe of hair cut straight across the forehead.
She cut her bangs too short.
3
A sudden burst of energy or excitement.
The party started with a bang.
Verb
bangInfinitive
bangPresent tense
bangedPast tense
bangedPast participle
bangingPresent participle
bangsThird-person singular
1
To strike or hit something forcefully, making a loud noise.
He banged the door shut in anger.
2
To close something forcefully and loudly.
She banged the door shut when she left.
3
To make a sudden loud noise.
The door banged in the wind.
Adverb
bangCanonical form
1
Exactly; precisely.
The arrow hit bang in the center of the target.
Interjection
1
Used to represent the sound of a sudden loud noise or explosion.
Bang! The balloon popped.