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A crappy, backwater town in North Wales, in which there is nothing to do but sit in subway and laugh at passing chavs. Because of Bangor Uni, the place is overrun by hipster students sporting unamusing old meme t shirts and talking too loud. Half it's population are illiterate thanks to the clusterfuck of fail that is the British education system. Urban Dictionary

The original Bangor is located in North Wales, U.K, close to Anglesey. It is an historic coastal town with a population of around 20,000, a large proportion of which come from Bangor's growing university. Urban Dictionary

A large town in Northern Ireland that has traditionally been a place of civilised accents, but since the tribal 'chav' has taken control of Bangor it is considered to be a 'Teenage chav riddled shit hole' - Information by a Pikkie Swan Urban Dictionary

Birthplace of Paul Bunyan, Bangor is a small city in Maine full of people that don't know how to drive correctly. Urban Dictionary

The very northermost outpost of civilization in the United States, Bangor is the third largest city in Maine. The population consist almost entirely of whites, and a majority of druggies and other dirtbags. The only celebrity to live in Bangor is bestselling horror author Stephen King. Also known as "The Queen City". Urban Dictionary

A "hill", as the people who live there call it. Bangor is commonly reffered to by teenagers as a "hole" (an old and payed out alot suburb). The only people that deny this hard as stone fact of Bangor being a hole is the Bangor people themselves. Urban Dictionary

A small town in Eastern PA between south of the Poconos but North of the Lehigh Valley with approximately 2 black people. You have to travel at least a half hour to get a goddamn pair of socks. There is all the crappiness of bein a small town without any of the nice open space of bein in the country. There are a few local crackheads. Also, the name being Bangor, people always make sexual puns Urban Dictionary

A bad ass town in Maine. Sure you will find your scumbags, people who ride the system etc., but thats the case in every town. So all you haters can go fuck yourself. If it was such a crappy town why do so many goddamn tourist come every year? City sees all four seasons. Wicked (I am from Maine so I am not a poser using wicked as both good and bad all non Mainers using wicked are posers) cold winters, hot as hell summers, incredible foliage in the fall. Birth place of Paul Bunyan, often retards from Minnesota,Wisconsin, and others will take credit as the birth place. Home of the American Folk Festival, and Senior League World Series. Urban Dictionary

Its when you continously have sex with skanks. You don't care if they are ugly,fat,have HIV, or even if they are a dime. If they are a skank you are a skank bangor. Urban Dictionary

A largely ghetto neighborhood that is the northern new england pillhead and reject capital. Expensive, substandard community of pill pushing and disability checks that go hand in hand along with the methadone clinics, handicapitalism in schools, and Labor Ready also known as "Slaver Ready" by locals. Go here to sell or O.D. and you will not be let down! Better yet, try the local JobCorps and get raped by an overweight busdriver or beaten and outnumbered by the people in Capehart. Also very family oriented judging by the number of sex offenders. A must see. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to bangor:
bangor, banger, angor, tangor, bango, bangar, bancor, bangon.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word bangor:
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Words that rhyme with bangor:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe bangor:
boston, near, old, nearby, modern, present, belfast, portland, first, chester, opposite, day, third, ancient, upper, native, maine, little.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective bangor:
dee, coed, brewer, jones, cathedral, pen, punta, boston, iscoed, the, seminary, ferry, use, erris, orono, slates.

Consonant match to bangor:
bingo, bongo, bango, binga.

Words that sound like bangor:
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