twang's Usage Examples:

Furtwangler, Die antiken Gemmen, pp.

They are also installing a device which listens for the twanging sound of metal having a mid-life crisis.

Furtwangler and others, Aegina, Heiligtum der Aphaia (Munich, 1906), where earlier authorities are collected and discussed.

twanging the string of a hunting bow.

They were probably invented by somebody twanging the string of a hunting bow.

Dylan's musical style has encompassed folk music, protest songs and main stream rock with some country twang.

From the "twang" sound it makes when you strike a wrong chord, to the different crowd reactions, it all combines nicely to make Guitar Hero really an experience not to be missed.

sullyy never look back, their pop song-writing sensibilities forever sullied by that delightful country twang.

Every twang of the guitar was re-produced incredibly well, drums stopped dead " thwack " !Girls charge in and out, someone is playing an electric guitar and two boys thwack billiard balls round a table.

"Sonya, what is this?" she cried, twanging a thick string.

twanging sound of metal having a mid-life crisis.

After years of voice training the northern twang is still occasionally perceptible in his voice.

Country songs often have a slight twang to them, so finding lyrics that also shows the melody and harmony will help people who need to perform the country version of a traditional holiday song in a live Christmas music concert.

Synonyms:

nasal twang, nasality,

Antonyms:

uncommunicative, devoice, voice,