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Pong

noun

An unpleasant smell. Synonym: niff.

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"Pong" Quotes from Famous Books

... song of Ping-pong, Racquet and a ball: "Come along," said Ping-pong, "You can't run ...

— More Dollies • Richard Hunter

... more riding, and walks in the crisp November air; and indoors, bridge and rackets and ping-pong, and a fast and furious game of roulette, with the host as banker. "Do I look much like a professional gambler?" he asked of Montague; and when the other replied that he had not yet met any New York gamblers, ...

— The Metropolis • Upton Sinclair

... impressively. "I wer jest nigh the galley when I heerd a twang on the banjo, same ez poor old Sam used ter giv' the durned thin' afore he began a-playin' on it—a sorter loudish twang, as if he gripped all the strings at oncet; an' then, ther' come a softer sort o' toonfal 'pink-a-pink-a-pong, pong,' an' I guess I heerd a wheezy cough, ez if the blessed old nigger wer clarin' his throat fur ...

— The Island Treasure • John Conroy Hutcheson

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