Adjective
twangy (comparative twangier, superlative twangiest)
That makes a twanging sound.
And, as this two-disc compilation shows, she has comported herself well in various genres, from twangy upbeat folk-rock to retro-soul to torch-song pop to stylish interpretations of Robert Burns and traditional material, as well as her own compositions. Source: Internet
The “sweet Georgia breezes” line could hint at their friends R.E.M., only an album after Peter Buck contributed the twangy guitar line to “I Will Dare.” Source: Internet
The music is known for its strong rhythms and twangy guitars. Source: Internet
But if he wanted to use a lot of twangy guitar, that would be fine, too. Source: Internet
It was very twangy (sharp-tasting) and hard to cut. Source: Internet