twanged
past simple and past participle oftwang
twang
verb[IorT]
uk/twæŋ/us/twæŋ/to make anoiselike that of atightstringbeingquicklypulledandreleased:
He twanged theguitarstring.
Thespringstwanged.
Sounds made by objects, movement or impact
- babble
- blaze
- bong
- chuff
- clatter
- click away
- clicker
- clinking
- clunk
- crump
- growl
- gunshot
- hiss
- jangling
- plunk
- scrunch
- sonic boom
- tick
- white noise
- whoosh
Examplesoftwanged
twanged
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
All these instruments aretwangedby the fingers.
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- tight connection
- tight constraints
- tight control
- tight corner
- tight credit
- tight curve
- tight deadline
- tighten
- tighten-belt
- tight end
- tight-end
- tightened
- tightening
- tighten something up
- tighten sth up
- tighten-sth-up
- tighten the net
- tighten-the-net
- tighten-up
- tighten-up-on
- tighten up on sth
- tighten your belt
- tighten-your-belt
- tight-fisted
- tight-fisted