What is "bange"

Usage examples of "bange".

The great sail banged above their heads, then was brought under control and the frigate picked up speed.

He fired and the ball took Barker under the chin, and then a musket banged from the courtyard and tore a splinter from the balustrade beside Sharpe.

His shoulder was bruised raw when the door finally flew open inward and banged against the inner wall.

He banged down a button on the cash register and the little bell rang as the drawer slammed open.

He just banged out the spittle and settled onto one hip, waiting for the word.

I must have rolled six straight passes at one point, and every time they twinkled up seven, Kurt got meaner and banged his big black fist against the inside of the sink.

That old man, that father of hers, half-conscious from driving and sleeping, dogging it behind the wheel while she was getting her backside and her brains banged out in every two-bed twitchery along the Great Divide.

The car bounced and banged on its suspension, but soon they were clear of the traffic jam and driving up the side of a gradual incline, into trees and scattered housing plots and fields.

Garunisch felt his bridge-work break, and he was banged back against the hospital wall behind him.

Petrie from the night before, when they had banged on the glass doors of Concorde Tower and shouted to be let in.

Petrie ran across the sitting-room and banged himself against the door so that it slammed shut.

He banged the rat against the side of the cockpit, but it clung on, and while it clung on, another rat jumped into the helicopter, and another.

Things bounced off his van-body, banged and slammed and then fell away.

Another stun grenade banged, and some slag in a uniform staggered back through the doorway by the stairs.

She swung back and banged against a wall of metal, then just hung there, taking in her surroundings.