twangs's Usage Examples:

as he goes his rounds along the streets, constantly twangs the tightly stretched string of his huge cotton-cleaning bow, dhunki, which.

Defining features of the rockabilly sound included strong rhythms, vocal twangs, and common use of the tape echo; but progressive addition of different.

at half his speed, some has Laubrock"s gruff, Evan Parkerish trills and whirrs drifting up and down over piano-string twangs and arrhythmic clatters.

Most calls are soft, metallic twangs ("dik-it-dik-it") or high pitched whistles (like "see" or "seet").

Also included is the line: "Poorboy twangs the rhythm out on his Kalamazoo" a reference to the budget line of guitars.

itself is very rockabilly-glam, from the tribal drums to the heavy guitar twangs, though the curious lyric keeps it from being a Morrissey classic.

plectrum by the right hand for the melody, while the left hand sometimes twangs some of the strings as a soft drone accompaniment.

Yet, not all reviews were favorable; NME lambasted the effort as an attempt to bung some lazy-eyed melody swoons, Mexican twangs and comatose rock-outs over the trademark billowing whale flatulence, and Drop-D Magazine opined, The slow, druggy pace and fascination with their own weird noises work against them.

Its instrumentation incorporates guitar twangs which resemble those heard in Nancy Sinatra"s catalog; keyboards and a drumbeat.

Brian is playing sitar, it twangs away.

Evan Parkerish trills and whirrs drifting up and down over piano-string twangs and arrhythmic clatters.

and whirrs drifting up and down over piano-string twangs and arrhythmic clatters.

swinging, hi-NRG"s white European feel was accentuated by butt-bumping bass twangs at the end of each bar.

Synonyms:

nasal twang, nasality,

Antonyms:

uncommunicative, devoice, voice,