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by visionairy March 21, 2024
Get the Big Bangmug. by anonymous June 6, 2021
Get the Bang a Randymug. The act of looking in a mirror, firing a fake gun with your hand and blowing off the imaginary smoke from the barrel. Then looking into the mirror and silently mouthing "bad ass bitch" to your reflection.
The Kentucky Nurse Bang is a common self-assurance technique used by nurses at the beginning of their shift to help them face the challenges of the day ahead. Originated by a Kentucky expatriate. Its use has spread to the midwestern states. There have been reported cases where this can induce arousal in some bald men.
by Wordsiah July 11, 2025
Get the Kentucky Nurse Bangmug. "This is commonly referred to as breaking your bone, but in the medcial industry its called an Ouchie bang bang"
by Rip_Player January 17, 2023
Get the Ouchie bang bangmug. Bang Chan is the best person in the world, kind, amazing and gorgeous. His laptop is his life, and Chan's room isn't something you'd want to miss. He will shower you with love and protect you until you die from over cuteness as he dances and laughs with you. One faithful leader who supports his group forever. He will Protect stay and his members until death to come. He is also Daddy Chan. WOLF GANG forever.
by Aera_Baldchan August 19, 2022
Get the Bang Chanmug. by Webster215 November 19, 2019
Get the bang bromug. The slang name for younger followers of 'emo' (Emotional hardcore) fashion and music subculture.
A reference to both their youth and the common hairstyles in the emo aesthetic that utilize long, swooping bangs.
Originated out of the Goth term for young Goths 'Baby-Bat'.
Carries less of a derogatory connotation although can be used as an insult.
First used by middle-to-older 'Millennials' to refer to the fans from 'Generation Z' and younger.
The people who recall the original wave of the emo subcultural scene that grew to prominence from the late 1990s and into the early-to-mid 2000s, when they were in their teens and early-to-mid 20s, but often used by older emos to refer to younger ones in the scene in general.
A reference to both their youth and the common hairstyles in the emo aesthetic that utilize long, swooping bangs.
Originated out of the Goth term for young Goths 'Baby-Bat'.
Carries less of a derogatory connotation although can be used as an insult.
First used by middle-to-older 'Millennials' to refer to the fans from 'Generation Z' and younger.
The people who recall the original wave of the emo subcultural scene that grew to prominence from the late 1990s and into the early-to-mid 2000s, when they were in their teens and early-to-mid 20s, but often used by older emos to refer to younger ones in the scene in general.
Millennial 1: "Hey did you see that kid coming out of the mall just now?"
Millennial 2: "Yeah, is he wearing a Hawthorne Heights tshirt?"
Millennial 1: "Yeah and that hair-style is giving me crazy flashbacks to high school."
Millennial 2: "Good to see baby-bangs keeping the scene alive."
Millennial 2: "Yeah, is he wearing a Hawthorne Heights tshirt?"
Millennial 1: "Yeah and that hair-style is giving me crazy flashbacks to high school."
Millennial 2: "Good to see baby-bangs keeping the scene alive."
by Just-A-Little-Emotional February 12, 2021
Get the Baby-Bangsmug.