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bangalored

(verb) : To have one's job sent overseas [Bangalore is city in Southern India known to be a place for 'techies'. It's India's Silicon Valley. Most of the outsourcing jobs from US and other countries is being passed on to companies in Bangalore at the cost of their jobs!]

Alex's company in US outsourced their operations to a company in Bangalore. Alex lost his job in the process. Alex was Bangalored!

Submitted by: Anonymous on Apr. 24, 2007 09:21

(verb) : The process of losing your job because it is outsourced to Bangalore(a city in India), used esp. in United States recently because many jobs were outsourced to Bangalore.

Nick was sad when his job was bangalored. —Young World,The Hindu

Submitted by: Hima Ravindran from India on Oct. 06, 2005 02:18

bangbang (adjective) : word used to describe bad looking things(usually outfits).

Submitted by: Anonymous on Feb. 12, 2006 23:41

bangin' (adjective) : awesome, amazing, wonderful, or hot; of a superior quality

With a bangin' body like that, I don't think she will have a problem getting a man to fall in love with her.

Submitted by: Big Tom USMC from New York on Jan. 04, 2008 12:49

Bangkokwalla (noun) : Somebody who lives in Bangkok.

He's a real Bangkokwalla. He resided in Bangkok fro 22 years! Hatcha Hanchii! Bangkok Walla!

Submitted by: Anonymous on Jun. 03, 2007 03:31

Banglefied (adjective) : A form of musical shell-shock due to listening to too much music by the 80's girl group "The Bangles".

Due to excessive radio play of "The Bangles" back in the 80's, I have been left Banglefied for the rest of my life (with their songs creeping into my head at any given time).

Submitted by: J.C. Moore from Pennsylvania on Jun. 26, 2007 11:16

bangsilog (noun) : combination of fried boneless bangus, fried rice and fried egg

I ordered bangsilog for breakfast.

Submitted by: yan umali from Philippines on Mar. 27, 2008 01:02

bangus (noun) : a baby milk fish that is eaten with conin(rice), camatese(tomatoes), & suca(vineagar) for lunch & dinner.

"Kain na, ang bangus and conin." "Let's eat now, we have fish and rice!"

Submitted by: Anonymous on Jul. 11, 2007 01:30

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