whang interjection & adverb. [waŋ] colloq. M19.
[from WHANG noun², verb².]
Repr., with, a loud resounding noise, with a whang.

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whang noun¹. [waŋ] Also wang. E16.
[Alt. of THONG noun. Cf. WHANG verb¹.]
1. A narrow strip of hide or leather, a thong. Scot. & dial. E16.

2. A thick slice of bread, cheese, etc. Scot. & dial. L17.

3. The penis. coarse slang (chiefly US). M20.

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whang noun². [waŋ] E19.
[Imit. Cf. WHANG verb¹.]
A resounding blow; the noise of this.

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whang verb¹. [waŋ] Also wang. L17.
[Alt. of THONG verb. Cf. WHANG noun¹, noun².]
1. a. verb trans. Beat (as) with a thong; lash. Scot. & dial. L17.
b. verb trans. & intrans. Strike, drive, throw or be thrown, etc., with force or violent impact. (Not always distinguishable from WHANG verb².) colloq. E19.
■ E. Birney The corporal..whanged his pipe spitefully against the table leg.
■ D. Bogarde A stone..whanged..against the bonnet of the car.
■ P. Theroux They had flown the..gunship into the darkness, their rotor blades whanging the low branches.

2. verb trans. Cut in large slices. Scot. & dial. M18.

■ whanger noun (a) rare a violent thief; (b) US coarse slang the penis: E18.

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whang verb² intrans. [waŋ] colloq. Also wang. M19.
[Imit.]
Make a loud resounding noise; move or strike with such a noise. (Not always distinguishable from WHANG verb¹ 1b.)
■ J. Leasor The bullets whanged off a door. Motor You rush from the pits just as the leading Porsches whang past.

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