twang

/twɑŋ/

Definitions

1. noun

a sharp, metallic sound, especially one produced by a stringed instrument

“The guitar’s twang filled the concert hall.”

2. verb

to produce a sharp, metallic sound, especially one produced by a stringed instrument

“She began to twang the violin’s strings.”

3. noun

a characteristic feature or quality, especially one of a local or regional nature

“The twang of her Southern accent was distinctive.”

4. verb

to have or give a distinctive quality or feature

“The region’s twang the coffee was unique.”

Synonyms

  • snarl
  • snick

Antonyms

  • hum
  • murmur