bong
/bɑŋ/
verb
- To make a low, resonant sound like a bell.
- The old grandfather clock bonged loudly at noon.
- The gong bonged once to signal the start of the ceremony.
- I heard the doorbell bong as someone entered the shop.
- To smoke using a bong.
- He learned how to bong properly from his older cousin.
- She prefers to bong rather than roll cigarettes.
- They decided to bong some herbal blend after dinner.
noun
- A low, resonant sound, like that made by a large bell.
- The clock tower let out a deep bong at midnight.
- The sound of a single bong echoed through the quiet valley.
- We heard the bong of a distant temple bell during our hike.
- A device used for smoking, typically made of glass or ceramic, that filters smoke through water.
- She filled the bong with water before lighting the bowl.
- He carefully cleaned his glass bong after using it.
- The shop sells colorful bongs and other smoking accessories.