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Synonyms for banger

Grammar : Noun

Spell : bang-er

Phonetic Transcription : ˈbæŋ ər

Définition of banger

Origin : British English slang for "a sausage," 1919, perhaps from sense of "a bludgeon," though this is recorded only in U.S. slang.

As in sausage : noun encased minced meat

Example sentences :

Lady Corinthia Fanshawe and Mrs. Banger wish to see you, sir.
Extract from : « Press Cuttings » by George Bernard Shaw

Mrs. Banger's grandmother commanded a canteen at that celebrated battle.
Extract from : « Press Cuttings » by George Bernard Shaw

Theres no use in my tackling Mrs. Banger: she would only sit on my head too.
Extract from : « Press Cuttings » by George Bernard Shaw

General Mitchener: your designs on Mrs. Banger are defeated.
Extract from : « Press Cuttings » by George Bernard Shaw

In the mean time, Hopeful hammers away lustily, merrily whistling, and singing the praises of the 'Banger.'
Extract from : « The Continental Monthly, Vol. 2, No 3, September, 1862 » by Various

Captain Banger had risen—being, in fact, pulled up by a friend on either side, and poked up by a friend behind.
Extract from : « Reprinted Pieces » by Charles Dickens

Do not for a moment suppose, General Mitchener, that Mrs. Banger represents my views on the suffrage question.
Extract from : « Press Cuttings » by George Bernard Shaw

Mrs. Banger is a masculine woman of forty, with a powerful voice and great physical strength.
Extract from : « Press Cuttings » by George Bernard Shaw

He has softened Mrs. Banger by a proposal of marriage in which he appears to be perfectly in earnest.
Extract from : « Press Cuttings » by George Bernard Shaw

The Orderly forlornly contemplates the iron front presented by Mrs. Banger.
Extract from : « Press Cuttings » by George Bernard Shaw

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