twank
- noun
- /twæŋk/
- Each time the harpist plucked a string, a clear twank echoed through the hall.
Examples
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I heard a twank as the bow hit the string.
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The guitar made a loud twank when she strummed it.
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The guitar made a loud twank as she strummed the open strings.
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He heard a sudden twank when the rubber band snapped back into place.
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The guitar made a loud twank as she strummed the open strings.
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Each time the harpist plucked a string, a clear twank echoed through the hall.
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He heard a sudden twank when the rubber band snapped back into place.
Synonyms
A short hollow sound made by pulling a string or hitting an object
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Etymology
Twank copies the short, sharp sound of a plucked string and is like the common word twang. So a twank is a quick, ringing pluck or 'twanging' sound you hear from a guitar, harp, or rubber band.