bang on
Exactly right. Origin: British english. Also "spot on."
Jane's prediction of fourth-quarter earnings was bang on.
bang on
To talk too much, about nothing in particular
I'm not listeneing, so don't bang on about it, OK?
bang on
Dublin slang for someone who is sound
Yeah I know Spud he's fuckin bang on.
bang on
To abruptly hang up the phone on somebody
"She started talkin reckless so I had to bang on her"
bang on
bang on, used to describe when a man gets an erection and creates a visible bulge in his pants
that man has a bang on in his trowsers
bang on
South London slang 'to fancy a boy/girl'
Nicola was bang on Louis.
bang on
When we go out Fahy is well bang on, which means, on top, supicious looking etc
'don't be bang on Fahy', 'your well bang on'