tang¹ /tang/

1. A biting, characteristic or extraneous flavour, aftertaste or smell
2. A smack, tinge or hint
3. Pungency
4. A projecting piece or shank
5. A point, sting or spike
6. Part of a tool that goes into the haft
7. A prong
8. A barb
9. A sea surgeon

tanged /tangd/ adjective

1. With a tang
2. Barbed

tangy /tangˈi/ adjective (tangˈier; tangˈiest)

Having a fresh or sharp taste or smell (also figurative)

tang² /tang/

1. A ringing sound
2. A twang

1. To cause to ring
2. To utter ringingly (Shakespeare)

To ring

tang³ /tang/

Coarse seaweed

T'ang or Tang /tang/

A Chinese dynasty (618–907AD)

Of this dynasty, its period or its poetry and art, esp pottery, etc

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