spung

"spung", but for some reason we didn't seem to mind.

A Yankee in the Trenches Robert Derby Holmes

And that does run spung up against the First Amendment.

Sound Politics: World's Smallest Violin (I) 2006

When this is revealed, the nipples of every character in the scene immediately go spung.

OMW in the UK « Whatever 2007

When this is revealed, the nipples of every character in the scene immediately go spung.

2007 February 02 « Whatever 2007

MLS regular-season assists leader, was spung in the 65th minute on a pass from Daniel Hernandez.

Major League Soccer - Columbus vs. New England 2002

In the mid-twentieth century, the Eleventh Tai Situ Rinpoche, Pema-wangchug-gyelpo (Tai Situ Pad-ma dbang-phyug rgyal-po), established an institute for Buddhist textual study at Pelpung Monastery (dPal-spung dGon-pa) in Dergey (sDe-dge), Kham (Khams).

A Brief History of Tsurpu Monastery 2003

The three main Gelug monasteries (gdan-sa gsum) near Lhasa – Sera (Se-ra dGon-pa), Drepung (‘Bras-spung dGon-pa), and Ganden (dGa’ - ldan dGon-pa) – all use the ocean-rolling voice.

A Brief History of Gyumay and Gyuto Lower and Upper Tantric Colleges 2003

In the control room of the Antipodes Rocket Wallaby, South Flight, the telecom hummed, went spung! and stuck out a tab like an impudent tongue.

The Past Through Tomorrow Heinlein, Robert A. 1967

In the control room of the Antipodes Rocket Wallaby, South Flight, the telecom hummed, went spung! and stuck out a tab like an impudent tongue.

Methuselah's Children Heinlein, Robert A. 1958

Shortly it went spung! and popped up out of the socket; Hazel breathed relief.

The Rolling Stones Heinlein, Robert A. 1952