bang out
To make or write something fast and without worrying too much about quality; to play music very loudly.
Meanings
To produce something quickly and with little refinement, such as a piece of writing or work.
"She banged out a 1,000-word article in under an hour."
To play music loudly and energetically, especially on a piano or percussion instrument.
"The pianist banged out a lively jazz number at the end of the set."
(Prison/institutional slang) To signal the end of lockdown by banging on cell doors.
"The guards banged out at six every morning."
Common in informal American and British English. Often implies the output is rough or produced under pressure. Also used for playing piano or drums loudly.
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