Bonged

Local developer Bill Walsh lamented to a San Diego friend that since Olympian Michael Phelps got "bonged" by Kellogg Co., we won't be seeing his mug on cereal boxes. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The big clock in the living room bonged out eleven. ❋ P. G. Sturges (2011)

So jumping right in, since I've not only drunk the Kool-Aid but have spiked it and then beer-bonged the thing, I am always riding the thin line between bombastic rhetoric and thoughtful insight. ❋ Alison Wise (2010)

When you attend a sports event, you are in danger of being bonged by a ball, puck, or javelin. ❋ Unknown (2008)

On review, I bonged his report, suspecting that two of the IDs had been reversed. ❋ Kathy Reichs (2010)

He did the normal thing of putting his hand up and saying sorry- frankly I care not if he is bonged off his tits each night or not - and attempted to draw a line under it. ❋ FIDO The Dog (2009)

Hotel California is one of my favorite songs from when Beau lived a delightful life in San Francisco during the late 60's and early 70's and bonged copious amounts of righteous weed and boinked copious amounts of lovelies--those were the days my friends, B.A. ❋ Ms Robinson (2008)

Yep, the guys that (may or may not have) beer-bonged malt liquor with me (or not me) are now designing the bridges you drive on or pulling you over and enforcing those pesky open container laws. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I found the bat and pounded the kettle until it bonged like a church bell. ❋ D. Anne Love (2006)

It has nothing to do with Turks being ‘bonged-out scatterbrains.’ ❋ Unknown (2006)

I left it there on the dresser as penned by A.G. Pasquella, essentially implying that all Turks are bonged out scatterbrains. ❋ Unknown (2006)

I sat thinking of him until the miniature grandfather clock bonged midnight. ❋ V.C. Andrews (2002)

His helmet fell off and his shield bonged against the ground. ❋ Unknown (1997)

_Hidden Patriarch_'s crow's nest showed no change, and the Hindmost whistle-bonged that window off. ❋ Niven, Larry (1996)

The City Hall clock bonged once; it was one o'clock. ❋ Finney, Jack (1995)

When the clock outside bonged twice, Carmody was about a third of the way through the middle drawer, and now Pickering spoke again. ❋ Finney, Jack (1995)

When the grandfather clock bonged twelve, Charlotte put down her needlework and announced it was time to make lunch for the men. ❋ V.C. ANDREWS (1992)