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bang around

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bang someone or something around
to knock someone or something about; to beat or strike someone or something. Let's bang him around a little and see if that will change his mind. Why are you banging around my friend? Don't bang those pans around. He banged himself around badly in the car wreck.
See also: around, bang


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While bikes tend to bang around a lot when hung on the end of a trunk, truck racks enable you to secure them better -- often without having to take off the front tire, either.
The golden age of mountaineering, as it was then known, began in 1854 and ended with a bang around 1865, the year five Englishmen fell to their death climbing the Matterhorn.
Every business needs storage space, and what better way than shelves, which is one of the most durable options (no drawers runners to stick or doors to bang around and fall off) You might need industrial shelving for your stockroom, in which case, you?
 
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