"Hey man, let's hit the 'bing', hit on some old ladies. Word!
by Shaz Mazoo June 4, 2006
by Casual Observer 4565 June 13, 2009
A small bong that can be easily grasped in the palm of the hand. Easy to smoke from and simple to hide. Found at most head shops or local bonggeries.
Stoner 1: Dude, what should we smoke out of today? We gots a bowl, bong, a zong, volcano, steamroller, hitter, chillum, bubbler, reverse gravity bong, or maybe we should rolla blunt?
Stoner 2: Naw, man check it out. (Whips out a bing).
Stoner 1: Oh isn't that just adorable. Let's get all high 'n' shit.
Stoner 2: Naw, man check it out. (Whips out a bing).
Stoner 1: Oh isn't that just adorable. Let's get all high 'n' shit.
by Pierce Cox May 29, 2009
Bing is an synonym for bong (water pipe). The word comes from the act of taking a, bong rip, which in certain places in California are called bingers. Most commonly used amongst smokers who enjoy mokes often.
Yo, pass me the bing. I'm tryin to get moked before I drive home.
Yeah sure, just let me pack another binger real quick.
Yeah sure, just let me pack another binger real quick.
by team moke out November 19, 2009
When fraternities choose their pledges during rush, a bing is someone who is between getting a bid (accepted) and a ding (rejected). In other words, a pledge wouldn't want to join a fraternity if he found out he was a bing, because the members weren't sure they wanted him (i.e. maybe they just took him because they needed to fill the last open slot). This is comparable to being the last guy left when picking teams.
by chicagojosh77 June 1, 2009
1) A verb indicating the action of flicking the clitoris bulb with one finger, or the head of the penis, so that a snapping motion is made.
2) The single nugget of poo that is shot out like rabbit pellets.
3) The north side of a fruit tree.
2) The single nugget of poo that is shot out like rabbit pellets.
3) The north side of a fruit tree.
1) While we watched "Law and Order," I tended to bing Wendy's nub, almost absentmindedly, until I noticed she had her head thrown back and I heard her husky breathing.
2) The satisfying release of each bing was like the plucking of harp strings by angels.
3) "Mark ye randy traveler
The path both mist and dank
to shall pass the bing of Apple branch
before ye taste the stank."
2) The satisfying release of each bing was like the plucking of harp strings by angels.
3) "Mark ye randy traveler
The path both mist and dank
to shall pass the bing of Apple branch
before ye taste the stank."
by gateskeeper May 29, 2009