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Bang bang out
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HANG OUT BANG OUT
Abbreviated as: HOBO
Defined as casual p in va-g action with a friend or acquaintance without emotional attachment or relationship status. Afterwards, the individuals partaking in the sexual encounter eat at a Denny's, Bob Evans, or IHOP. A HOBO may occur in any setting, so long as both parties agree to the aforementioned terms. For gay relationships, please replace the B with an M.
Defined as casual p in va-g action with a friend or acquaintance without emotional attachment or relationship status. Afterwards, the individuals partaking in the sexual encounter eat at a Denny's, Bob Evans, or IHOP. A HOBO may occur in any setting, so long as both parties agree to the aforementioned terms. For gay relationships, please replace the B with an M.
HANG OUT BANG OUT by A7X Kid86 January 6, 2011
bang out
1.A term used mostly by heterosexual males to describe engaging in sexual intercourse with a female or multiple females.
2.A term used to describe doing something quickly.
2.A term used to describe doing something quickly.
bang out
Bang out: To be a massive try hard at one particular aspect. Often coming along side being a teacher pet and/or a neek. Usually used as banter between friends
bang out by Beccabarden123 November 22, 2016
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