Bung is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BUNG in dictionary:

VERB:
• to plug with a stopper
• close with a stopper
• block something
• put or throw (something) somewhere in a careless or casual way
• To stop, as the orifice in the bilge of a cask, with a bung; to close; -- with up.
• give a tip or gratuity to in return for a service, beyond the compensation agreed on
• close with a cork or stopper
• close with a bung
NOUN:
• a stopper for closing a hole in a container.
• a bribe.
• stopper for a cask etc
• The large stopper of the orifice in the bilge of a cask.
• The orifice in the bilge of a cask through which it is filled; bunghole.
• A sharper or pickpocket.
• a plug used to close a hole in a barrel or flask
ADJECTIVE:
• broken down, ruined, or useless.
• dead.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to plug with a cork or stopper

Words related to BUNG

bunged10 bunging11 bungs8

Words that contain BUNG

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How to use BUNG in a sentence

• A bunch of hops suspended to a string from the bung, some persons say, will preserve the wine good for several years.
• Behind a deal table, on which were placed a small register, an inkstand stuck in a great bung, and two quill pens, sat three young men, almost boys, in uniform.
• When Hamlet talked of turning the clay of Alexander into the bung of a beer-barrel, he spoke the simple truth.
• At the critical moment we drove in the bung, but not with sufficient momentum to fasten the faucet.
• So delicate and sensitive are the minute creatures which people the sea, that they have been found dead on opening a cask in which a new oak bung was the only source of poison.
• Heavy curtains had been bung over the windows to keep any rays of light from escaping, and the door was instantly closed behind Ambrose and Tole.
• There is, I think, no rational connection between the BUNG of a barrel and an eye which has been closed by a blow.
• The bung, or what not, was rapidly passed on to the attendant rub, who scurried off before the cry of STOP THIEF! could be raised.
• When that is almost done, put to it a bag with flowers to hang in the bung.
• As it purgeth and consumeth by running over the bung, put in fresh honey-liquor warmed, that you keep or make on purpose for that end.
• Cover the bung with a plate of lead lying loose on, that the working of the Liquor may lift it up, as it needeth to cast out the filth.
• A moneth after it works no longer, stop up the bung very close.
• You hang in the bag at the bung into the vessel, before you do put in your Strawberries.
• So, just when he had knocked in the bung, and was putting the tap into the cask, he heard overhead the pig come into the kitchen.
• The silence was broken only by the lowing of a cow or the splash of the cider as it dropped at regular intervals from the bung of the cask.
• Icy stalactites, a yard long, bung from the eaves of the house, and the Turkish sentinels at the gate looked as if they had given up all hopes of ever being relieved from duty.
• When the cox let go of the bung at starting, the rope caught in his rudder lines, and Lady Margaret was nearly bumped by Second Trinity.
• This flask, covered with mould, was corked by a tarred bung.
• I used to say of Pulszky that he was like a barrel full to the bung with generous liquor, which flowed in a full stream, stick the spigot in where you would.
• He has but to draw this bung and water will pour forth into this trough till he stops it again.
• She is smart, but cannot bung my eye, so she shall have to die in the poor house at last, so she says, and Mercer and myself will be the cause of it.

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