bang:

1. Colloquially, to copulate . An aggressive verb for copulation implying that the active-partner is banging aggressively, vigorously or enthusiastically. Bang bang Lulu (a song); s/he bangs like a shithouse door in a gale (or in the wind); gang-bang . This is one of many androcentric and phallocentric terms for copulation viewed as a form of aggression or punishment to be inflicted on women. See copulation for synonyms.

2. Bang on! Exclamation proning vigorous intercourse .

3. To get a bang out of , means to get a thrill from something, a sense of excitement.

See Also: backfire, backup, bang, bang-bang-bang, bang-up, banging, bangtail, belt-fed mortar, bend over, bing-bang-thank-you-mam, boff, bottomless pool, bump-n-run, bunch-punch, bunny fuck, butter and dash, caboose, darb, F-word, fast fuck, five-minute shack up, flash in the pan, gang shag, gang shay, get some pussy, have some pussy, hit and run guy, hit and run sex, Kinsey Report, McQ, one minute fuck, quick in-and-out job, a, quick one, quick piece (of ass), quick sex, quickie, ram-bam-thank-you-ma'am, sex-on-the-run, short one, slam-bam-thankee-ma'am, take a flier, wham-bam-thank-you-ma'am, wham-bam-thank-you-Sam

Quotes Containing bang:
Jerry Beck (Don Johnson) in Dead-Bang (1989): ''He''d bend-over for a pack of cigarettes.''
Frederic Mullally said of Dr. Kinsey in The Penthouse Sexicon (1968): ''U.S. sexologist who established that it takes more than one bang to make a resounding report.''
Local sheriff to Jerry Beck (Don Johnson) in Dead-Bang (1989): ''You California boys have it too easy. All that sunshine and pussy thins the blood.''
Local sheriff to Jerry Beck (Don Johnson) in Dead-Bang (1989): ''You California boys have it too easy. All that sunshine and pussy thins the blood.''
Ford Fairlane (Andrew Dice Clay) to the kid in The Adventures of Ford Fairlane (1990): ''Excuse me, did I hear the f-word out of you? You say ''fuck'' again and I''ll bang you right to fuck! Now get the fuck-out of here!?

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