twanky
- adjective
- /ˈtwæŋki/
- Archaic
- He refused to drink the twanky tea served at the old inn.
Examples
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After tasting the twanky brew, she decided to buy her tea elsewhere.
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The twanky flavor of the tea disappointed me.
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The merchant apologized for selling such twanky leaves to his customers.
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This tea tastes a bit twanky.
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He refused to drink the twanky tea served at the old inn.
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After tasting the twanky brew, she decided to buy her tea elsewhere.
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The merchant apologized for selling such twanky leaves to his customers.
Synonyms
Being dirty and unpleasant and of low quality
A thing that is very bad and not worth having
Antonyms
How Poor
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word twanky may come from twang, a word for 'a sharp taste or sound', so imagine a cheap tea that gives an unpleasant twang in your mouth. So twanky describes tea that tastes weak, poor, or shabby.