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bangaranga by FFSHD December 28, 2015
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bangaranga
Hot chick walks in a room, you eyes pop and you scream BANGARANGA!!!!!! whist leaping in the air and your hands and legs go everywhere.
bangaranga by Sgt_Panda January 6, 2012
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Bangaranga
Come alive
Surrender to the blindin' lights
No one's gonna sleep tonight
Welcome to the riot
Bangaranga, Bangaranga, Bangaranga...
Surrender to the blindin' lights
No one's gonna sleep tonight
Welcome to the riot
Bangaranga, Bangaranga, Bangaranga...
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bangerang
bangerang by X Nick Sandler X May 3, 2005
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.
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!"
2. "What be all that bangarang?"
3. "Dude, I boned my psych professor last night."
"Bangarang!"
bangarang by Drewcifer511 June 16, 2006
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