banger
- noun
- /ˈbæŋər/
- Slang
- This is a bona fide instant classic, and I'm sure this is going to be a banger.
- club banger
- dance floor bangers
Like she just has banger after banger after banger after banger.
- Like she just has banger after banger after banger after banger.
- It is banger after banger after humzinger.
- I mean, you forget how many bangers they have.
- JP, you have banger week in and week out.
- You know, look, baby, I'll say this, they're bangers, baby.
Examples
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Like she just has banger after banger after banger after banger.
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Can we have one last banger before we close shop?
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I wanted to make sure that I had a banger, too.
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This is truly a banger if I have ever heard one.
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The certified club banger will appear on T.I.'s upcoming album 'Trouble Man.'
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This electro house banger is by far one of Zedd's best remixes.
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I love dirty, funky bass-driven beats with old soul samples sprinkled about, so this was my type of banger from the jump.
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The new album is filled with catchy bangers that everyone is dancing to.
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After hearing her latest banger, I can't stop humming the chorus.
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The DJ played a banger that got the whole crowd on their feet.
Synonyms
A catchy, upbeat song that makes you want to dance
A very popular song released on its own that reaches the top of music charts
A lively song with a strong beat that makes people want to dance
A very popular pop song played a lot on radio and online
Antonyms
How Catchy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Banger for a hit song comes from the same idea of a big bang — something loud, exciting, and powerful. So a musical banger is a track that 'hits' hard and makes people want to dance.