bingle
/ˈbɪŋɡ(ə)l
/noun Australian informal
A collision.The race will be at a sensible hour on Sunday, so we can all watch it on the big screen at Shenanigans at 7 p.m. Don't be late, or you'll miss the now customary first corner bingles!...
- Despite my tramping on the brake, a crash - I hate ‘bingle’ - was inevitable.
- It was all fairly cruisey, lots of slowing and speeding as you would expect, but no bingles that I saw.
Origin
1940s: diminutive of dialect bing 'thump, blow'. Compare with bing2.