banged the spine out her head

To engage in the act of lovemaking in a rather vigious fashion

"Fuck me I'm knackered"
"How come?"
"I absolutely banged the spine out her head last night"
"who?"
"Your mum Dan, duh!"

by Ste Crayston April 2, 2007

Bang it Out

bang it out (slang, verb phrase)

To engage in a shootout, often with firearms; typically refers to a violent confrontation, especially involving law enforcement or rival groups.
(Note: Informal and contextually associated with street slang or urban vernacular.)

Example sentence:
As the sirens wailed in the distance, Traeshaun wasn’t about to run — he posted on the corner and had to Bang it Out with 12 like his life was already written.

(“12” is slang for police.)

Let me know if you'd like a different tone—more formal, stylized, or literary.

by Muhammad is a false prophet May 31, 2025

Banged-out

Colloquial term for getting beat up or knocked out.

Timmy keeps talking trash about Scotty-B, he's asking the get himself banged-out in a hurry.
SCOTTY: " I'should go bang that idiot out."

by Confuction December 16, 2020

Bang out

A person who sits at home playing a single game for hours and doesn't go outside.

Is also said to someone who is amazingly good at a video game, and never plays anything else.

Daniel is such a bang out at call of duty!

I can't stop being a bang out at this.

by RoadmanTranslations July 20, 2017

Dusty Bang Out

Another way to say fight or having a fight — usually describing a messy or wild altercation between two or more people.

If you keep this up, we are going to have a dusty bang out.

by dustyAY October 21, 2025

bang out

Bartender slang for not buying back anything for a cheap or obonoxius customer and taking them for all their money.

I'm gonna bang out this cheap fuck, he didn't tip me.

by Tip Your Bartender April 16, 2006

Banging out

To call out sick from work

or a phrase used to tell a co-worker that you're leaving.

"Man, I wanna go to that concert but I have work tomorrow."

"Just bang out, tell them you have a family isssue."

Or

"Yo, Sal, I'm banging out."

"Alright, see you tomorrow."

by Assordante December 5, 2022