Noun

He dropped a real clanger when he criticized the paraplegic for not standing.

When a woman heckler at Rayleigh shouted, “No more clangers!” Brown proudly rejoined: “Now listen, dear. My latest clanger was to say that people should be allowed to buy houses at lower rates of interest than you can get them for at the moment. I stand by that.”

Furthermore if a person drops even a little clanger not only will he know but the others will know and the offender will certainly know that they know!

‘I say,’ he added, changing the subject completely and leaning closer, ‘sorry to hear about that Riding-Hood debacle. Don?t let it get you down, eh? We all drop a serious clanger sooner or later.’

Geelong could not get their running game going and lapsed into clanger' after ' clanger .

The front and patio doors are bugged. When you open one a contact breaks and off goes the clanger .

The conversation was hard-going; we didn't click at all, but then he dropped the clanger : Beazley has done a lunch with Maxine McKew and ‘It will be read as he wants to come back. Our people want to go big with it.’

Anyway, this clanger sounds. We put out our smokes, shoulder our packs, put on our helmets. The drill was that you turned around and handed your rifle to the guy behind you who then attached it to your pack while you attached the rifle of the guy in front of you to his pack.

I dismounted and walked over to Pelleas. “You may remember me, my Lord,” I said. “You once made me a knife from a bell clanger . I am Morgan, Queen of Galloway.”

The clanger' was made out of the same material, and attached to a chain at one end. The idea was to stick the ' clanger in the opening of the triangle and start circulating, whacking the triangle on all three sides as fast as you could.

He showed me where to pull the clanger , and I pulled and pulled and the clanging joined the music of the bombardment.

Noun

"Give it up will ya! get a job, ja langer !"

And central to it all is wind-up, making a langer out of people, to use that now unfortunate word that can still only be used correctly and said correctly by Cork people, even though the rest of the country has taken to it with gusto, embarrassing themselves like white people trying to talk black slang to be "street".

"Langers boy, every wan of ‘em. Golfers are only langers. They’re only golfing cos they can’t hurl. Anyone that golfs in Cork is only a failed hurler and a langer, boy. "

Mike opened his knees wide, so that his langer would be framed by the gap between his legs. For first impressions a boner would have been good, but not likely.

He showed me a photograph. There was a woman and a man doing something, but I wasn't sure what. The man was standing over the woman holding his langer (the Cork word) and she was looking up at him smiling. I felt ill and started to walk backwards.