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1. (n.) banger
one that bangs.
2. banger
Brit.
Etymology: (1650–60)
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1. (noun) banger
(British informal) pork sausage
2. (noun) firecracker, cracker, banger
firework consisting of a small explosive charge and fuse in a heavy paper casing
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Sense: an explosive firework
The child was frightened by the bangers at the firework display.
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 Afrikaans: knalvuurwerk |
 Arabic: الْعاب ناريّه مُدَوِّيَه |
 Bulgarian: шумен фейерверк |
 Brazilian: foguete |
 Czech: petarda |
 German: das Knallen |
 Danish: fyrværkeri; kanonslag |
 Greek: κροτίδα |
 Spanish: petardo |
 Estonian: paukrakett |
 Farsi: ترقه |
 Finnish: ilotulite |
 French: pétard |
 Hebrew: רָעַש זִיקוִּקים |
 Hindi: पटाखा, आतिशबाजी |
 Croatian: praštavi vatromet |
 Hungarian: petárda |
 Indonesian: petasan |
 Icelandic: kínverji |
 Italian: petardo |
 Japanese: ばんと鳴る花火 |
 Korean: 폭죽 |
 Lithuanian: petarda |
 Latvian: (trokšņaina) uguņošana |
 Malay: berdentum |
 Dutch: rotje |
 Norwegian: fyrverkeri |
 Polish: petarda |
 Persian: ترقه |
 Pashto: جرقه |
 Portuguese: bombinha |
 Romanian: petardă |
 Russian: фейерверк |
 Slovak: raketa |
 Slovenian: petarda |
 Serbian: bučan vatromet |
 Swedish: smällare |
 Thai: ประทัด; ดอกไม้ไฟ |
 Turkish: patlangaç |
 Taiwanese: 爆竹，鞭炮 |
 Ukrainian: феєрверк |
 Urdu: دھماکہ آمیز |
 Vietnamese: pháo đại |
 Chinese: 烟火，爆竹 |
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