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- Dictionarytwang/twaNG/
noun
- 1. a strong ringing sound such as that made by the plucked string of a musical instrument or a released bowstring.
verb
- 1. make or cause to make a twang: "a spring twanged beneath him"
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The meaning of TWANG is nasal speech or resonance. How to use twang in a sentence.
TWANG definition: 1. to make a noise like that of a tight string being quickly pulled and released: 2. a noise like…. Learn more.
a sharp ringing sound produced by or as if by the plucking of a taut string. the twang of a guitar. the act of plucking a string to produce such a sound. a strongly nasal quality in a person's speech, esp in certain dialects.
A twang is a quality in someone's way of speaking in which sound seems to be coming through the nose.
TWANG meaning: 1. to make a noise like that of a tight string being quickly pulled and released: 2. a noise like…. Learn more.
1. a sharp ringing sound produced by or as if by the plucking of a taut string: the twang of a guitar. 2. (Music, other) the act of plucking a string to produce such a sound. 3. a strongly nasal quality in a person's speech, esp in certain dialects. vb. 4. to make or cause to make a twang: to twang a guitar. 5.
a sharp vibrating sound (as of a plucked string) see more. verb. cause to sound with a twang. “He twanged the guitar string”. see more. verb. pluck (strings of an instrument) “He twanged his bow”.
used to describe a way of speaking, usually one that is typical of a particular area and especially one in which the sounds are produced through the nose as well as the mouth. Her voice had a faint American or Canadian twang. He spoke with a cockney twang. She had a slight Southern twang to her voice. The words came out with an Irish twang to them.
twang meaning, definition, what is twang: a quality in the way someone speaks, pro...: Learn more.
twang meaning: the sound that is made by pulling a tight string or wire. Learn more.
