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  • interjection The sound of a loud explosion; pow, blam, bang.

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Examples

  • An example: his son, Ron Jr., wrote a book and in it, intimated that dad may have, once or twice, possibly exhibited symptoms of forgetfulness while in the Oval Office and kablam!

    Will Durst: 100 Years of Reagan Will Durst 2011

  • An example: his son, Ron Jr., wrote a book and in it, intimated that dad may have, once or twice, possibly exhibited symptoms of forgetfulness while in the Oval Office and kablam!

    Will Durst: 100 Years of Reagan Will Durst 2011

  • Oh come on .. two regular pilots, reading a newspaper and forgeting about their surroundings .. kablam!

    Fucked-Up Advert | My[confined]Space 2009

  • And this would set off the primer charge that would set off the kablam.

    Hardy Boys Haunted Franklin W. Dixon 2008

  • I took off toward the last column, and—you got it—kablam.

    Hardy Boys Haunted Franklin W. Dixon 2008

  • And this would set off the primer charge that would set off the kablam.

    Hardy Boys Haunted Franklin W. Dixon 2008

  • I took off toward the last column, and—you got it—kablam.

    Hardy Boys Haunted Franklin W. Dixon 2008

  • I took off toward the last column, and—you got it—kablam.

    Hardy Boys Haunted Franklin W. Dixon 2008

  • I took off toward the last column, and—you got it—kablam.

    Hardy Boys Haunted Franklin W. Dixon 2008

  • And this would set off the primer charge that would set off the kablam.

    Hardy Boys Haunted Franklin W. Dixon 2008

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