bang-bang

noun

1. informal.
   war and fighting, esp involving ammunition

Example Sentences

Three batters later, the Yankees failed to match such bang-bang decision-making.

From Los Angeles Times

“It’s hard. And they’re kind of bang-bang situations.”

From Los Angeles Times

“We need to reduce our need for novelty and stimulation and whizzy-whizzy bang-bang dopamine, and just take time out to breathe and stare at the clouds - literally, if you're on a flight,” she says.

From BBC

But the trail runner, Andy Pages, was thrown out at home on a bang-bang play at the plate after running through a stop sign from third base coach Dino Ebel.

From Los Angeles Times

Other times, a bullpen blunder or bang-bang baserunning.

From Los Angeles Times