"bing-bong" in "What's up, bing-bong?" - HiNative

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bong ro nba Bing-bong is a nonsense phrase once used by President Donald Trump, which is now repeated as a shorthand criticism of his idiosyncratic speaking style. 😅 I guess that is why this phrase is used here, but it could be a made-up word, which is used instead of ding-dong, which means "dumb", I guess? Overall, it's just a nonsense word. 😅.

bong-da-info.com Bing-bong is a nonsense phrase once used by President Donald Trump, which is now repeated as a shorthand criticism of his idiosyncratic speaking style. 😅 I guess that is why this phrase is used here, but it could be a made-up word, which is used instead of ding-dong, which means "dumb", I guess? Overall, it's just a nonsense word. 😅

lich-bong-da-dong-nam-a-2024 It's actually 'Bong-tree' (not that it matters, as it is an invented word). The whole point of Edward Lear's poems is that they are 'nonsense rhymes' that make you smile. You can imagine what the nonsense words mean in any way you like – although it is usually easy to know what kind of thing he means (a Bong-tree is obviously some kind of tree!!!).