Twang [noun]
Definition of Twang:
nasal sound
Opposite/Antonyms of Twang:
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Sentence/Example of Twang:
I have thirteen arrows yet, and if one of them fly unfleshed, then, by the twang of string!
"It has a twang of the wine cask in it," said one, smacking his lips.
Her voice is just like yours; it's got a twang to it like blowing on the edge of a piece of paper.
I was glad that my missile had been thrown away,—that he had not even heard the twang of the bow.
Lance heard a twang of Scotch in the “very rare” which pleased him.
He had a shrewd, good sort of face, and a Yankee twang to his speech.
The swimmer heard the twang of an arrow and dived a second time.
The nighthawks swooped in the pale zenith with the twang of smitten chords.
"We'll be thar," responded Howard, with a twang that might have done credit to Janey.
It branded her Ozark twang as a lie, and a great many other things about her.