bung

Converse of object

• remove: Remove the bungs from the bottom to let air in.
• take: Had someone in Labor Party Wales taken a bung from Plaid?
• use: The French used wooden bungs wrapped in hemp to stopper their wines.
• have: At the moment I have no bungs in the tanks, but I will add these to ea.. .
• insert: Holding the measuring cylinder over a tray or beaker, lightly insert the rubber bung.
• offer: Luton Manager, Mike Newell was scheduled to repeat his allegations of agents offering bungs to Premiership managers.

Adjective modifier

• alleged: Lord Stevens will lead the Premier League's inquiry into alleged transfer bungs.

Modifies a noun

• culture: Luton boss Mike Newell is optimistic action will be taken about his allegations of a bung culture in English football.
• allegation: Mike Newell meets with FA officials to discuss his bung allegations.

Modifying Another Word

• simply: Many new wetlands have recently been re-created mainly by simply bunging up the drainage dikes or occasionally scraping areas.
• just: Just bung in a couple of blogger tags, hit save, then publish.
• then: You then bung the whole lot on the computer for posterity.
• so: So bung a pic of you too along with it... .
• not: This seems to be running on both forums, so why not bung it in here as well.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• up: Every new term without fail I feel bunged up with rubbish germs.
• out: The suggestion made by the FT editorial to bung out that which doesn't further business ends isn't naive.

Followed by a transitive particle

• up: Bung up the side hole with pieces of sponge.

Noun used with modifier

• rubber: The rubber bung should then make a snug fit round the branch.
• crash: Crash bungs - no matter what speed you fall off at, the fairing will always be damaged without these.
• transfer: Lord Stevens will lead the Premier League's inquiry into alleged transfer bungs.