Bangout
Someone who tries hard at something or the act of trying hard at something. Started by students in year 10 at Solihull School during 2017
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Casual sex without hanging out first. Typically found in college relationships or with someone you like but doesn’t like you back.
Bangout by I’llhavemyday June 28, 2020
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Bangout
Relentless battle between two or more parties where blows are repeatedly thrown and returned by those involved.
Bangout by GeneralDeuceX January 8, 2024
Bangout
To bangout is to engage in the act of initiating, continuing, or having already completed a process which itself may or may not have had a discernible beginning, end, or purpose, depending entirely on context, intention, and the observer’s willingness to accept that something is happening at all.
When one bangs out, they are not necessarily performing an action so much as occupying a state of doing-adjacent momentum. The act may resemble productivity, resemble chaos, or resemble nothing in particular. Importantly, a bangout does not require results. In fact, results may invalidate the bangout entirely, as the purity of the term relies on its resistance to conclusion.
Socially, to bangout can imply urgency without direction, confidence without qualification, or completion without verification. For example, someone might say they “bangout the whole thing,” which indicates not that the thing was finished, but that the speaker has decided it counts as finished for reasons that cannot be challenged without violating the spirit of the bangout itself.
Philosophically, bangout exists in a liminal space between effort and excuse. It is frequently invoked to retroactively justify actions that were taken decisively but explained poorly. This retroactive application is not misuse—it is, in fact, one of the core features of the verb. A bangout that cannot be explained is considered a strong bangout.
When one bangs out, they are not necessarily performing an action so much as occupying a state of doing-adjacent momentum. The act may resemble productivity, resemble chaos, or resemble nothing in particular. Importantly, a bangout does not require results. In fact, results may invalidate the bangout entirely, as the purity of the term relies on its resistance to conclusion.
Socially, to bangout can imply urgency without direction, confidence without qualification, or completion without verification. For example, someone might say they “bangout the whole thing,” which indicates not that the thing was finished, but that the speaker has decided it counts as finished for reasons that cannot be challenged without violating the spirit of the bangout itself.
Philosophically, bangout exists in a liminal space between effort and excuse. It is frequently invoked to retroactively justify actions that were taken decisively but explained poorly. This retroactive application is not misuse—it is, in fact, one of the core features of the verb. A bangout that cannot be explained is considered a strong bangout.
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bangout by lebobleponge March 9, 2026
bangout
A term used in exchange with a street fight that is intense. Commonly used in Toronto slang alongside many other major Canadian cities such as Calgary, Surrey, Ottawa, etc.