bunging
present participle ofbung
bung
verb[T+ adv/prep]
UKinformaluk/bʌŋ/us/bʌŋ/to put somethingsomewherein acarelessway:
"Where shall I put mycoat?" "Oh, bung itanywhere."
Placing and positioning an object
- -based
- appose
- around
- changesomethingaround
- circle
- consign
- install
- lie
- pile(something)up
- plant
- redeposit
- reinstall
- reinstallation
- relocate
- reorientate
- spread
- stick
- superimpose
- transpose
- transposition
Phrasal verb
bungsomethingup
Examplesofbunging
bunging
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
Either way, it isbungingmoney at their rich friends.
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Nor will it be an obsession that manufacturing efficiency and competitiveness in the long term can be assured bybungingsubsidies into individual companies.
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The answer to the problem is not be to be found simply inbungingup the fine or sentence.
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The first point that we have to remember in this field is thatbunginga heavy industry into an undeveloped territory is not an unmixed blessing.
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That is not "bunginga child anywhere".
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In the first part of his speech he was bending his energies to thebungingup of loopholes instead of trying to simplyfy the tax system.
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Press button 2 to stop the train, then hammer the outside buttons to build up power beforebungingit back down the track.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Bungingis when you can destroy the land around the opponent's area and cause him/her to fall.
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