twangling
/ˈtwæŋɡlɪŋ/
verb
- To make a sharp, ringing, vibrating sound, like a plucked string instrument.
- She could hear the distant twangling of a sitar from the music shop.
- A loose wire was twangling against the metal fence in the wind.
- The guitarist sat on the porch, twangling his banjo softly.
- To speak or sing with a nasal, vibrating tone.
- He has a habit of twangling his voice when he gets excited.
- The old folk singer twangled his way through the ballad.
- The children laughed at the puppet's twangling voice.
Synonyms
noun
- A sharp, ringing, vibrating sound, like that of a plucked string.
- A sudden twangling came from the broken piano wire.
- The twangling of the harp filled the quiet room.
- We heard the twangling of a guitar from the campfire.