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whang

[ US /ˈhwæŋ, ˈwæŋ/ ]
VERB
  1. propel or hit with force
    whang the ball
  2. beat with force
  3. attack forcefully
    whang away at the school reform plan
NOUN
  1. the act of hitting vigorously
    he gave the table a whack

How To Use whang In A Sentence

  • whang away at the school reform plan
  • Even those evil days of New England households, the annual house-cleaning, were robbed of some of their dismal terrors by what was known as a "whang," a gathering of a few friendly women neighbors to assist one another in that dire time, and thus speed and shorten the hours of misery. Home Life in Colonial Days
  • Whangamomona also sees endurance riding, dog trialling, and the Great New Zealand Horse Trek which was held last year.
  • I am lying on my back, the twilight does mistily bluish miracles through the slit over the whang-klang. The Enormous Room
  • I plaited straw hats in Padok, gathered grass in Whang-hai, and in Masenpo sold myself to a rice farmer to toil bent double in the flooded paddies for less than a coolie's pay. Chapter 15
  • whang the ball
  • It tells the stories of Kupe's discovery of Te Whanganui a Tara (Wellington) and the sea taniwha who created Wellington Harbour, Ngake and Whataitai. NewsWire.co.nz
  • From somewhere in the distance came the whang of metallic rock. BLACK EAGLES
  • A plan was announced to dam the Whanganui River, an action that would submerge several cemeteries and sacred sites.
  • Nonetheless, I think Mr. Whang's book is excellent.
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