gangbang n.
1. the multiple rape of (usu.) a woman, or in gay use, a man, thus attrib.
Diamonds Are Forever (1958) 59: Had themselves a gang-bang with Tiffany. She was only sixteen at the time. | ||
Pulling a Train’ (2012) [ebook] You ever been in a gang bang on some chick? [...] Well, you’re gonna see a gang bang on a guy this time. | ‘Sex Gang’ in||
There Must Be a Pony! 243: Come on, chicken, we’ll have us a gang bang. | ||
Thief’s Primer 41: The gang-bang. ‘It goes kinda far in here [i.e. prison]. We’ve had situations where they’d stand in line for a boy. I mean really form a line with the boy in a little cubbyhole.’. | ||
Kings Road 145: I often go for a gang bang but I just like to know the scene first. | ||
The Park and Other Stories (1983) 23: No gangbang dis time. I doan wanna scare de goosies. | ||
Animal Factory 51: [of a prison homosexual] Ran a gangbang, made him pluck his eyebrows, and then sold him to that old pervert. | ||
Doing Time 129: Then by the time the officer on duty has summoned help, the rape, which is often a ‘gang bang’ (pack rape) is over. | ||
Traveller’s Tool 13: Our stylish lifesavers would head the queue in any gang-bang on the planet. | ||
Between the Devlin 113: ‘Gettin’ into fights or gangbangs’. | ||
(con. 1948) Big Blowdown (1999) 105: Florek had heard stories of drunken women, of gang bangs and pass-arounds. | ||
Alt. Eng. Dict. 🌐 gangbang (compound noun) a group performing sex on an individual. | ||
Grits 434: That’s wha wiv stumbled on ere, y’know; the site of a Welsh gang-bang. | ||
Gayle 71/2: gang bang n. 1. orgy [...] 2. gang rape. | ||
(con. 1980s) Skagboys 80: The place seems solely used fir the consumption ay drugs, wi the possible exception ay the off gang bang. | ||
Glorious Heresies 104: [Y]ounger men, booked in groups to sate the gang-bang fantasies unearthed by porn habits. |
2. (US drugs) a number of individuals taking drugs together, esp. a group marijuana smoking session.
Monkey On My Back (1954) 35: Pretty soon there were five or six of the boys who would slip into the woods for a ‘gang bang’ in the afternoons. |
3. (US black) a (gang) fight.
(ref. to 1950s) Vice Lords 52: During the first and third phases of a gangbang this poem is repeated by members [...] The final refrain— ‘Vice Lord! Mighty Vice Lord!’. | ||
Start in Life (1979) 193: I didn’t fancy a gang-bang with Gilbert Blaskin. | ||
Third Ear n.p.: gang bang n. a fight. | ||
Runnin’ Down Some Lines 238: gang-bang Fight. | ||
Autobiog. of My Dead Brother 169: When’s the last time anyone arranged a gangbang and ran it by the po-lice?’. |
4. an orgy, irrespective of sexuality, in which there is no compulsion.
City of Spades (1964) 180: They was having an orgy when I left, but me, I don’t care for these pig-parties or gang-bangs whatsoever. | ||
John Gielgud’s Letters (2004) 232: Witness to a quite interesting gangbang in which the principal performers were Patrick [...] and a German [etc.]. | letter 24 June in Mangan||
Guild Dict. Homosexual Terms 18: gang-fuck (or gang-bang) (n.): A group of homosexuals having an orgy of pedication and irrumation, etc., wherein daisy chains (q.v.) are a part. Originally, a gang-fuck was a single boy or homosexual being forced into all forms of sex by two or more males. This is now obsolete and the two terms are interchangeable. | ||
Owning Up (1974) 214: Many of them were very experimental sexually and would take part in gang bangs. | ||
Whores, Queers & Others I [ebook] [S]he liked gang-bangs, taking on ten or twelve guys in a row, but the guys in my fraternity called her a pig. | ||
Decadence and Other Plays (1985) 69: Some unsavoury bunk-up or gang bang behind the Essoldo. | East in||
Limericks Down Under 51: A redhead from Indigo Upper / Had all the boys trying to tup her; / Three from Gerogery / She told ‘Go to boggery - / There’s a gang bang at Wang with hot supper!’. | ||
in Erotic Muse (1992) 364: She loves a gang-bang; she always will / Because a gang-bang gives her such a thrill. / When she was younger, and in her prime, / She used to gang-bang all the time. | ||
Gay (S)language 17: Gangbang—group gay sex. | ||
(con. early 1950s) L.A. Confidential 125: Tyrone and Leroy have got that same perfume on their mitts, and I’m betting against a gang bang. | ||
Planet Sex Stories 🌐 I tit fucked each one until I could sense they were about to blow their sticky wad. Then I would abruptly break it off to continue my tease. I knew, by this point, that a gangbang was coming on. You don’t bring seven guys to boil and then walk away. | ‘Burning Down the House’
5. (Aus.) a woman willing to take on multiple sexual partners in a single session.
‘Whisper All Aussie Dict.’ in Kings Cross Whisper (Sydney) xxxv 6/1: gang bang: A loosely moralled woman, same as buttered bun. |
6. (US) a confusing or chaotic situation.
Signs of Crime 185: Gang bang [...] in a humorous ironic sense of, say, a garden party or a vicarage fete – ‘a real gang bang’. | ||
Robbers (2001) 3: Sucking wind under the onslaught of money, a stripmall gangbang straddling the Balcones Fault. |