spang
- adverb
- /spæŋ/
- UK
- He hit the target spang in the center.
Examples
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The arrow landed spang in the center of the target, amazing everyone watching.
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He walked spang into the middle of the discussion without hesitation.
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Lightning struck spang on top of the old oak tree during the storm.
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The ball landed spang on the roof.
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The arrow landed spang in the center of the target, amazing everyone watching.
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Lightning struck spang in the middle of the field, illuminating the entire area.
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He placed the book spang on the table, exactly where he wanted it.
Synonyms
Use to mean very or completely
In a completely correct way
Shows one particular thing in a clear, exact way
Show that something is exactly right or that you agree
Exactly in the place mentioned
How Exact
Surface Forms
Etymology
Spang as an adverb is a helpful way to remember from the same sharp-hit idea: imagine a hit landing 'spang' on the centre of a target. So spang means 'directly' or 'exactly'.