whang1

[hwang, wang] /ʰwæŋ, wæŋ/
noun, Informal.
1.
a resounding blow.
2.
the sound produced by such a blow:
the whang of gongs and cymbals.
verb (used with object)
3.
to strike with a resounding blow.
verb (used without object)
4.
to resound with such a blow.
Origin
1815-25; imitative

whang2

[hwang, wang] /ʰwæŋ, wæŋ/
noun
1.
a thong, especially of leather.
2.
Also called thong leather. rawhide.
3.
Slang: Often Vulgar. penis.
Origin
1530-40; orig. Scots form of thwang, early form of thong (cf. whack, whittle); sense “penis” perhaps an unrelated expressive word (cf. dong3)
British Dictionary definitions for whang

whang1

/wæŋ/
verb
1.
to strike or be struck so as to cause a resounding noise
noun
2.
the resounding noise produced by a heavy blow
3.
a heavy blow
Word Origin
C19: of imitative origin

whang2

/wæŋ/
noun (Scot)
1.
a leather thong
verb
2.
(transitive) to strike with or as if with a thong
Word Origin
C17: variant of thong
Slang definitions & phrases for whang

wang

noun

The penis; cock, prick: I can see your whang. Your dong is visible/ a trigger that was bigger than an elephant's proboscis or the whanger of a whale

Related Terms

pull one's pud

[1935+; probably fr whangdoodle, ''something of uncertain name, gadget''; many such terms, like diddlywhacker, dingus, doodle, and thingy, are euphemisms for the penis]


whang

verb

To hit; wham: She whanged him a shrewd one (1684+)

Related Terms

wang