bang

1. n. a bit of excitement; a thrill; some amusement.

□ We got a bang out of your letter.

□ What a bang the party was!

2. n. the degree of potency of the alcohol in liquor.

□ This stuff has quite a bang!

□ The bang is gone from this wine.

3. n. an injection of a drug; any dose of a drug. (Drugs.)

□ I need a bang pretty fast. D If Albert doesn’t have a bang by noon, he gets desperate.

4. tv. & in. to inject a drug. (Drugs.)

□ They were in the back room banging away.

□ She banged herself and went on with her work.

5. n. a drug rush. (Drugs.)

□ One snort and the bang will knock you over.

□ There was one sudden ang and then nothing.

6. tv. to copulate [with] someone. (Usually objectionable.)

□ Did you bang her? Huh? Tell me!

7. n. an act of copulation. (Usually objectionable.)

□ One bang was never enough for Wallace T. Jones. He was never satisfied.