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Meanings of twang in English
Spanish
twang Usage of twang in English
1
The air had the cold, sweet twang of peppermints in the throat.
2
Even his accent is often tinged with a distinct South African twang.
3
His voice had taken on the twang of an inner level resident.
4
Here is a rhyme that has in it a distinctly American twang:
5
She had the drawl and twang and accent of rural New England.
6
The twang of the tuning-fork was drowned by a succession of cries.
7
His ability to twang the most painful exposed nerve ends is compelling.
8
The sonorous twang, the see-saw gestures, the odd pronunciation, were vividly depicted.
9
Assumed the appearance of a northern man and speaks with Yankee twang.
10
At its twang the Daityas beheld the ten points to be empty.
11
The same nasal twang was in her voice, the same snobbish reserve.
12
An object flew after her and landed with a distinctive metallic twang.
13
Like a harsh note of music sounded the twang of Diana's bow.
14
Kids around here just listen to country-western twang and not much else.
15
The rope moved, stopped, jerked again, then with a twang it broke.
16
Was there not also an American twang about the tone and accent?
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Twang across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common