IPA: /ˈtwæŋi/
KK: /ˈtwæŋi/
Having a sharp, vibrating sound, often associated with strings or certain musical instruments.
The guitar produced a twangy sound that filled the room.
Comparative: more twangy
Superlative: most twangy
Twangy → The word is derived from the root "twang" (of uncertain origin, possibly imitative of the sound itself) combined with the suffix "-y" (meaning characterized by). The term "twangy" describes a quality characterized by a sharp, vibrating sound, often associated with stringed instruments or certain vocal qualities.
Think of the sharp, vibrating sound of a string being plucked, which is what 'twang' refers to, and remember that 'twangy' means characterized by that sharp sound.