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Bing Bongs 

Bing Bongs, a term to describe a pair of men’s underwear. This term was first used in the eighteenth century and is documented in Dublin (Ireland) London (England) and in literature from around the world. It’s still commonly used to this day and is seeing somewhat of a revival.
In day’s of old; I say old boy, “Your Bing Bongs are half way up your back, now pull yourself together man”

More recent times; Dude, I can see your Bing Bongs, not cool.
Bing Bongs by Green Tiger June 22, 2011
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Bing Bongs 

Yo man, check out the bing bongs on her!
Bing Bongs by bingbongfan222 June 4, 2009

ding dong bing bings 

Ecstacy tablets. Slang term created at Frizzles.
Hey man, do you have any ding dong bing bings or maybe some mac daddys??

What's the deal with Bing Bings? 

A common phrase uttered during silence. Typically done spontaneously to strike up conversation.
'Aw geez guys, "What's the deal with Bing Bings?"' said the autistic rat monkey
"Oh you know Chuck, you know." said stupid libtard

bing bings

A word commonly used in the south mostly in the mississippi delta meaning:money,strilla,deniro,,cheese, the all mighty dollar.
Said to have been invented by a legendary hustler named PhattBakz.
I would get some dro but my bing bings low.
bing bings by Phatt Daddie August 5, 2006

Bingbongnoodle 

When you ring the door to someone’s house. But they don’t answer and now you feel like a noodle for not calling the person before going to their house.
“Ughhh I’m such a bingbongnoodle”

BingBong (Disrespectfully) 

Yuhas: Here we see that a dog is a cat only when you define it as so
You: BingBong (Disrespectfully)
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