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Noun(1) a sharp vibrating sound (as of a plucked string(2) exaggerated nasality in speech (as in some regional dialects
Verb(1) cause to sound with a twang(2) sound with a twang(3) twitch or throb with pain(4) pluck (strings of an instrument(5) pronounce with a nasal twang

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(1) The twang of a guitar string resounded periodically, but never a song.(2) They fear their distinct twang , nonstandard grammar, and obscure idioms will cause potential employers to conclude they are incapable of holding jobs.(3) He threw himself onto the ground as the meadow was filled with the twang of many bowstrings.(4) Not everyone in Ohio speaks with the midwestern nasal twang .(5) As they paddle, they hear the twang of bowstrings and arrows begin to fall around them.(6) Sure enough, the echoing twang of a bowstring sounded.(7) an American twang(8) Suddenly the twang of a bowstring rang out and the cloak fell to the floor.(9) So what's happening to the music once defined by the twang and heartache of Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, and Patsy Cline?(10) With the gentle twang of the lutes, the lively melody started.(11) He sighted his target, and released the string with a twang .(12) As he exhaled, Erik let his arrow fly with a sharp twang of the string, the sound echoed thirty times over as the rest of the cadets fired.(13) Despite his training from speech therapists, a slight twang escaped Cutler's lips on that final word.(14) He always accentuated his northern twang when he was up from university.(15) He's got a southern twang to his voice that disarms his listeners.(16) Just because you sing with the odd hiccup or twang a certain phrase doesn't mean you can say you're singing country music.