bung

/bʌŋ/
noun
  1. A stopper or plug used to close the hole in a barrel or container.
    • The old wooden bung had swollen and was hard to remove.
    • He pulled the bung from the wine barrel to let it breathe.
    • She replaced the bung in the water jug to keep it from spilling.
verb
  1. To close or seal with a bung or stopper.
    • They bung the barrel tightly to prevent leaks.
    • Make sure you bung the bottle before shaking it.
    • The cooper bunged the cask with a fresh cork.
  2. To throw or toss something carelessly or forcefully.
    • Just bung the laundry in the basket for now.
    • He bunged his bag into the corner of the room.
    • She bunged the ball over the fence by accident.
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