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bung
B2
noun
Usage:
84%
stopper, plug
Translation: stopper, plug
Pronunciation: /bʌŋ/
Meaning: a stopper used to seal a barrel, cask, or container

This meaning refers to a cork, plug, or stopper fitted into a hole in a vessel.

The worker removed the bung from the barrel.

A wooden bung sealed the opening tightly.

2
B2
verb
Usage:
76%
plug, block
Translation: plug, block
Pronunciation: /bʌŋ/
Meaning: to close or block an opening with a stopper or other material

This meaning refers to sealing or obstructing a hole, pipe, or passage, often completely.

They bunged the hole with a piece of cloth.

Grease had bunged up the pipe.

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3
B2
British informal verb
Usage:
64%
throw, toss
Translation: throw, toss
Pronunciation: /bʌŋ/
Meaning: to throw or put something somewhere carelessly

This British informal meaning refers to throwing, placing, or sending something quickly and without much care.

Just bung the bags in the back of the car.

He bunged the letter onto the desk.

4
C1
British slang verb
Usage:
31%
bribe, pay secretly
Translation: bribe, pay secretly
Pronunciation: /bʌŋ/
Meaning: to give someone money, especially as a bribe

This British slang meaning refers to handing over money dishonestly or unofficially.

The official was accused of being bunged money.

They allegedly bunged him a large payment.

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