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dong1 definition

dong (dôŋ, däŋ)

noun

the sound of a large bell

Etymology: echoic

dong2 definition

dong (däŋ)

noun

the basic monetary unit of Vietnam
dong3 definition

dong (dôŋ)

noun

Slang, Vulgar the penis

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dong Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • have: We are also still having a ding dong with Magnum, who are 0.1nm to the North of us.

Adjective modifier

  • tiny: Note- Jon is not, nor does he have a tiny dong.

Modifies a noun

  • quai: Research has shown dong quai to be an effective analgesic.

Noun used with modifier

  • ding: The rest of the second half was a real ding dong battle with play going from end to end.
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dong quotes

And those who watch at that midnight hour From Hall orTerrace or loftyTower, Cry as the wild light passes along, 'The Dong!öthe Dong! The wandering Dong through the forest goes! The Dong!öthe Dong! The Dong with a Luminous Nose!'

-Lear, Edward

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