bangarang

1. Battle cry of the Lost Boys in the movie Hook.
2. Jamaican slang defined as a hubbub, uproar, disorder, or disturbance.
3. General exclamation meant to signify approval or amazement.

1. "Bangarang!"
2. "What be all that bangarang?"
3. "Dude, I boned my psych professor last night."
"Bangarang!"

by Drewcifer511 June 16, 2006

bancer

A type of banter that gives someone cancer, or talk that is so bad it strikes you dead where you stand.

"Did you hear about Katsura? I asked him what time it was and he screamed, "NYEEEAAAAHH!!!" and said reich past nein. Bancer"

by Jakhammer1 April 4, 2017

Douche Bagery

The act of doing something that would lead others to believe you are in fact a douche bag.

John: (watching Bush on TV) This guy is such a douche bag.
Alex: I think all governments take part in douche bagery on one level or another.

by emptsent January 13, 2008

chat shit get banged

If what you say is untrue, or is an attempt at defaming my character I shall physically assault you.

Chat shit get banged Listen mate if you chat shit about me behind my back you'll get banged spark out.

by Padraig1980 January 15, 2016

one bagger

Cf. double bagger, three bagger.

A woman whose face is so ugly, you'd need to cover her face with a bag during sex. Not as bad as a two bagger.

"A three bagger? That's a one bagger, and I'm two cold ones away from wearing beergoggles -- watch me hit it!"

by moof July 10, 2003

ten bagger

In investment jargon a stock that goes up in price ten-fold. Thus, a stock purchased for one dollar will be a ten bagger for that investor when it reaches ten dollars. There is also such thing as a two bagger, three bagger, and so on.

My shares in xyz became a ten bagger in less than two years after I bought them.

by Gonzalo Leon April 29, 2006

bangers and anthems

Interestingly, these two words appear together more often than apart. They refer to the "feel" of a song of almost any youth genre. "Banger" refers to a "club banger" and "anthems" refer to the songs known to almost everyone from the assiative sub-culture. These terms are both more common in the UK.

"I make bangers not anthems" - The Streets

by Leigh February 14, 2005