have a twang

Frequency: 8.015.0 per million words

To possess a particular accent or way of speaking.

twangVERB + TWANG

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Examples (10)

  • She had a slight Southern twang to her voice.
  • She had a slight Australian twang.
  • Even after years abroad, he still has a distinct regional twang.
  • The old cowboy had a noticeable country twang that made his stories more authentic.
  • Many people from that area have a subtle local twang if you listen closely.
  • Despite being born here, she seems to have a faint European twang from her parents.
  • The actor worked hard to have a convincing Texan twang for the role.
  • I remember he used to have a strong Irish twang when we were kids.
  • Will she still have that charming Midwestern twang after living on the coast for so long?
  • It's common for people in the highlands to have a particular Scottish twang.