Video game featured in "That '70s Show"

Usage examples of pong.

Thirty or so five-year-olds bounced around the free fall gym like a barrage of demented ping pong balls when their creche mother, a plump pleasant downsider woman they called Mama Nilla, assisted by a couple of quaddie teenage girls, first let them out of their reading class.

Beneath the cloying incense, the muskier pong of hashish lay thick in the air.

Incensed, Morganthal canceled his afternoon meetings and hustled over to 500 Indiana, arriving just as Cedric Hyde led Gregory Campisi, Sally Pong, Ginny Toledo, and Isaac Brown to the second-floor conference room.

Sally Pong and Cedric Hyde might very well listen to your story, pretend to believe you, then put every cop on the force on the case in an effort to discredit you.

Possibly to have you talk to Sally Pong, Cedric Hyde, and those two detectives on the case.

Welton got in with Cedric Hyde and Sally Pong while Sharon rode with the cops.

Despite the rain barrel, Jilamey had exuded a pong that she was afraid might cling to her and spoil this evening.

I can take a light object--a Ping Pong ball --in which a tiny hyperatomic motor makes up 90 percent of the mass, and move it superluminally.

A sudden pong, followed by a nerve-jangling squeal, as of metal torquing violently, passed through the copper room.

I reminded myself that I was going to have to tuck away something unless I wanted my blood sugar and insulin levels to engage in a high-spirited game of Ping Pong.