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Badoyng Or Daboyng: It can mean several words leading to sexual desires. You know what i mean...

Badoyng can mean the following..

Flirting
Getting Jiggy
Chatting up the opposite sex
Badoyng by Abedoyng March 9, 2009
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when somthing is bad and wrong..from the movie Kung Pow!
"Betty has gone too far. Killing is wrong, and bad. There should be a new, stronger word for killing like badwrong or badong. YES, killing is badong. From this moment, I will stand for the opposite of killing, gnodab."
badong by Lisa April 18, 2004
Related Words

Badoonga 

A bad friend who leaves you to hang out with a boy when you already had plans
I cant believe you ditched me you stupid badoonga!
Badoonga by Aetherlovesminecraft October 8, 2021

Badongas 

A nice big helping of breast, preferably in context to cleavage best shown with a push-up bra and a tank top.
Joe: Wow that chick over there has some real nice badongas.
Nick: Wouldn't mind burying my face in those!
Badongas by inuratus July 20, 2009
Bad wrong. originated from "kung Pow" , the greatest movie ever
killing is badong
badong by Urban Dictionary June 5, 2003
Another name for a penis.

A "spring"

A word to replace almost any noun.

If somebody likes men you call them this word.
.. Example ..
.. vv

Tom has no badongis

I lost my Badongis.

My Badongis got large. unlike Tom's badongis because he doesnt have a badongis..
Badongis by Badongydong October 24, 2010
bad and wrong at the same time
"Killing is badong."
- The Chosen One
badong by M White Balls October 8, 2004
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