Bang-Suck

As it so implies...to get some tail, to get laid, to "bang" or to "suck" in a sexual nature.

Look at that beautiful woman over there. I wish to make Bang-Suck with her. I wanna make Bang-Suck to my English teacher.

by Fishbender May 13, 2008

Wanna bang?

A question that means during sex if the partner says to you, “wanna bang?” It means they want hardcore sex

Hey babygirl, Wanna bang? 😏😏🍆🍑💦

by User53&$5586)5$5=(/;)*(5 October 28, 2020

Chew Banged

The act of having sexual intercourse with a partner while having chewing tobacco in your mouth at the same time.

I had a big dip of skoal long cut in last night when I picked up my girlfriend from work so I chew banged her when we got home.

by Klash2 March 27, 2010

to bang the sex

the procedure of getting your dick warmed up by jumping before doing the purple guy dance (pictured below)

some guy just showed me how to bang the sex

by sdrowo April 30, 2023

genghis bang

A group sexual event that is much larger than any gang bang, There must be a minimum of at least two thousand people actively participating.

HeyJill, I'm going down to the rec center for the gang bang friday night, you want in ?----------Fuck that jack, save it till sunday for the genghis bang at the stadium everybody's cumming.

by illin foryu August 13, 2009

Disney Bang

Refers to the act of 'making-out with' or 'kissing' someone.

At the end of any disney cartoon the princess always gets her 'happily ever after' with the prince.

Due to the 'G' rated nature of Disney cartoons, the happy ending never involves more than a kiss with a handsome prince or hero (or maybe even an ogre).

The 'Disney Bang' refers to the act of 'doing the deed', Disney-style.

Wow, that guy is hot, I would love to Disney Bang him.

by low_cals04 June 24, 2011

Tweety Bang

A hairstyle that styles your baby hairs and swoops them to the edges of your forehead. For this same reason, they are also called "edges", especially by the black community. The name Tweety Bang came from Chinese-Korean idol Jang Wonyoung, who reinvigorated the popularity of this style during one of her photoshoots. She called it "Tweety Bangs" over a childhood nickname.

The "Tweety Bang" hairstyle has been used by both East Asian, South-East Asian, South Asians, Black people, and even Native Americans. It is not a hairstyle that specifically belongs to any race.

Person A: Oh my goodness, are those Tweety Bangs? So cute!
Person B: Thanks, I styled my baby hairs in edges yesterday!

by BonkMonk February 14, 2023