noun

nong

Nong (noun) means (Australian/British slang) A foolish or stupid person. Example: “Don't be such a nong, read the instructions first.”

noun

(Australian/British slang) A foolish or stupid person.

"Don't be such a nong, read the instructions first."

How to use nong

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishSlang for someone acting foolishly.

When to use it

Informal Australian and British slang, mildly teasing rather than harsh.

nongs plural, Nongs plural

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Don't be such a _____, read the instructions first.

Likely a shortening of the earlier slang term ning-nong.

Ong song long pong tong gong mong bong Kong hong dong jong

What does “nong” mean?

The word “nong” means (Australian/British slang) A foolish or stupid person. In plain terms, slang for someone acting foolishly.

How do you pronounce “nong”?

“Nong” is pronounced nong (/nɔŋ/ in IPA).

How do you use “nong” in a sentence?

Here is “nong” used in a sentence: “Don't be such a nong, read the instructions first.”

What part of speech is “nong”?

“Nong” is a noun.