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bung

[buhng] / bʌŋ /


NOUN
stopper
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A source said cheaper energy from the sun, wind and nuclear was the "only real long-term answer to the cost of living crisis" and they "can't bung people subsidies forever because prices are high".

From BBC

"My sinus felt a little bunged up, but I just put it down to the flight and pressure that I usually get after flying," she says.

From BBC

The end of last season saw the Doctor being carted off by the Judoon — rhinoceros cops in space suits, basically — and bunged into a space prison “for being me.”

From Los Angeles Times

Davies said: "This is hardly levelling up. The Tories have created a two-tier system that sees their rugby union mates getting a bung of cash, while leaving northern rugby league clubs to die."

From BBC

One day, he was cleaning a keg when it exploded, sending a wooden bung into his chest.

From Washington Post