Meaning & Definition of Pong in English
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Pong
A strong, unpleasant smell.
Pronunciation:
/pɒŋ/Part of Speech:
noun, verbPlural:
pongsDetailed Definitions
Definition: A strong, unpleasant smell, especially of something decaying.
Example Sentence: The pong from the garbage was overwhelming.
Definition: To emit a strong, unpleasant smell.
Example Sentence: The fish began to pong after being left out.
Etymology
Origin: Etymology for word pong derives from 20th-century British English, possibly imitative of the sound.
Synonyms
smellstenchodor
Common Phrases and Expressions
- pong of something: A strong smell associated with something.
- to pong: To emit a strong smell.
Translations
- Spanish: hedor
- French: puanteur
- German: Gestank
- Russian: запах
Related Words
- stench: A strong and unpleasant smell.
- odor: A distinctive smell, especially a pleasant one.
Slang Meanings of pong
Meaning: A derogatory term for a poor performance in sports.
Example Sentence: They really ponged the match last night.
Meaning: Used to describe something that smells bad, often humorously.
Example Sentence: That cheese has really ponged up the whole fridge!