bung2 (bung)

t. [Commonly regarded as a particular use of bung gen = MHG. bungen, beat a drum, G. dial. bun of bung1, v.; but cf. MLG. gen, büngen, strike (freq. bungeln, beat), OSw. bung a, strike: see bunch2. Cf. bungle, bang1.] ir To beat severely; exhaust by hard blows or strenuous effort; bruise; maul: used chiefly in the phrase bunged up:: as, he was all bunged up in the fight; the day's work has completely bunged me up. [Slang.] bungall (bun'gâl), in galda, foreign, English, gall, a foreigner, Eng lishman.] A base coin current in Ireland the reign of Queen Elizabeth. At one time it pa ed for sixpence, at another for twopence, and ultimately for a penny.