Exclamation point, in hacker lingo

Usage examples of bang.

Without accelerators capable of producing Planck-scale energies, we will increasingly have to rely on the cosmological accelerator of the big bang, and the relics it has left for us throughout the universe, for our experimental data.

He looked a bit banged up, and his clothes were still a bit sodden, obviously from having been tossed into the river by Aileron of the Harpers Bizarre.

This time he experienced no gradual climb to consciousness, no algetic banging in his head to pull him up.

Waterford bowl with gold mountings, Jimmy in white slacks, an Armani pull and Gucci shoes, Tina in Westwood Lycra pants that hugged lipo-ed buttocks as if they were madly in love with them, Enya from the Lord of the Rings on the Bang and Oluf sen, all this and sorrow.

Issicore, who after all was an empty kind of drum, Baas, and only made a noise when you hit him--a little noise for a small tap, Baas, and a big noise for a bang.

The clerk was busy watching Bade when he banged into the back of a tall filing case.

The crossbows banged from the barbican and men were thrown back by the heavy bolts.

Gilchrist and Goode, Solicitors, banged open and Lily Bede burst unceremoniously from the interior.

What mysteries has fiction produced to rival mind bogglers like deep geological time, a boundless universe, the big bang, relativity, quantum mechanics, the double helix, natural selection, mass extinction, the language instinct, and chaos theory?

Nipper went to set down and he set rite down on the floor bang and grabed the table cloth and pulled of his plate and cup and sauser and Beanys sauser and they came rite down on his head and broak to smash.

She was surrounded by subtle noises: the bangs and whirrs of fans and pumps, the bubbling of aerators.

Suddenly, the front door blew open with a bang, sending the bells into a brief cacophonous frenzy.

Jim escorted him to the house and watched with admiration as Cec walked straight up to the front door and banged the knocker, loud.

Miz Smitcher was a night-shift nurse, and she was heading out the front door to her car when Ceese started banging on the back.

If he was not in a thousand pounds of ceramet and plasteel with a three-inch-thick helmet he could do such things as slap his forehead, bang his head on the wall or, at least, shake it from side to side.