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Meanings of tang in English
Portuguese
fucus vesiculosus A common rockweed used in preparing kelp and as manure.
Spanish
sargazo Portuguese
dinastia tang Spanish
tang Usage of tang in English
1
He knew the place at once by the tang of sea air.
2
His keen nostrils caught the faint tang of smoke in the air.
3
The air was balmy, with a tang of the sea in it.
4
It has several names, including royal blue tang, regal tang and surgeonfish.
5
The cream of her skin glowed softly with the tang of it.
6
There was a tang to all the surmises he prompted in me.
7
The air had a tang of cooled wine, the sky was blue.
8
But the soup will have a Roosevelt flavour or tang to it.
9
The Limehouse swelled with the hum of talk, the tang of sauces.
10
A morning breeze was blowing and it had a pleasant salty tang.
11
No one has specifically studied the memory of the royal blue tang.
12
He felt someone kneel beside him, caught the rich tang of rum.
13
I will call it only the sharp tang and savour of existence.
14
They all have wooden handles rivetted through the tang of the blade.
15
She liked the tang of dissolution she sensed beneath his gentlemanly facade.
16
A kind of tang in the air, like just before a storm.
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Translations for tang
Portuguese
Catalan
Tang through the time
Tang across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common