Definition of bong - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
sounddeep resonant sound like a bell
- The clock tower emitted a loud bong.
2.
- He took a hit from the bong.
3.
climbingTECH. wide metal spike used in climbingTECH.
- The climber secured the bong into the rock.
4.
- They used a bong to chug the beer.
Verb
1.
soundintr. make a deep reverberating soundintr.
- The church bells bong every Sunday morning.
2.
- They decided to bong in the backyard.
Images of bong
wide metal spike used in climbing
Expressions with bong
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act of chugging beer through a funnel and tube
They did a beer bong to celebrate.
amount of smoke inhaled from a bong
She measured her tolerance by the number of bong hits.
device for smoking tobacco or cannabis using water
He took a hit from the water bong.
Origin of bong
Hindi, bhāṅg (hemp)
Examples of bong in a sentence
A distant bong signaled the start of the ceremony. The bong sat on the table, ready for use. She cleaned the bong after the party. He hammered the bong into the crevice for safety. A sturdy bong was essential for the climb. He filled the bong with beer for the contest.
The party featured a bong for rapid beer consumption. The clock tower began to bong at midnight. The large gong bonged during the ceremony. He tried to bong discreetly in his room. They often bong together during their camping trips.
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- French:bong, résonner, ...
- German:Gong, läuten, ...
- Italian:bong, rintoccare, ...
- Spanish:bong, resonar, ...
- Portuguese:bong, ressoar, ...
- Chinese:钟声, 敲响, ...
- Japanese:ボーン, 響く, ...
- Arabic:دَوِيّ, دَوَّى, ...
- Hebrew:צִלְצוּל עָמֹק, לְצַלְצֵל, ...
- Russian:бонг, гудеть, ...
- Ukrainian:бам, бити, ...
- Hindi:घंटानाद, गूंजना, ...
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