Words and phrases that have a meaning related to twang: (146 results)
Often used in the same context:
drawl, lilt, accent, inflections, brogue, nasal twang, hillbilly, brooklynese, fingerpicking, honkytonk, balladry, harmonies, colloquialisms, throaty, quaver, strummer, corn pone, dulcet, cornpone, rasp, falsetto, melodies, rockabilly, backbeat, huskiness, guttural, nasality, vibrato, folkie, balladeer, barrelhouse, affectation, redneck, gutbucket, timbre, soulfulness, ballads, gentility, cadences, mellowness, folky, torchy, intonations, vocals, rocker, songsmith, crooning, swagger, tunefulness, hick, handclaps, earthiness, dialect, groover, crooner, songcraft, pedal steel, cowpoke, baritone, melisma, patois, sultriness, yodel, breeziness, vowels, baritone voice, vibe, bumpkin, tunesmith, ditties, blues, flava, sass, bluegrass, banjo, songster, wryness, brassiness, acoustic guitar, singsong, burr, basso profundo, charm, jauntiness, lyricism, lyric, jazzy, yowl, riffs, melancholy, warble, sensibility, ragtime, tunes, ska, yokel, folk, idiom, troubadour, sea chantey, growl, harmonica, sound, intonation, accents, rattle, whirr, humming, trill, whine, creak, squeak, tinkle, bump, hiss, drawling, highpitched, melodious, sim, unmelodious, 3327, 39, 477, accordant, adenoidal, adhd, alliterating, ambrosian, ang, anglican, antiphonal, antiphonic, antithrombin, apoc
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— Adjectives for twang: nasal, southern, sharp, american, slight, midwestern, peculiar, strong, western, loud, melodious, more...
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