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tang. /ˈtæŋ/. noun. Britannica Dictionary definition of TANG. [singular] : a strong, sharp taste or smell. the salt tang in the air. a dish with a tang of citrus.
Synonyms for TANG: hint, touch, glimmer, flicker, breath, whiff, suggestion, trace; Antonyms of TANG: saturation, permeation, pervasion, insipidity, flatness ...
tang - definizione, significato, pronuncia audio, sinonimi e più ancora. Che cosa è tang? 1. a strong, sharp taste or smell: 2. a strong, sharp taste or smell: 3. a pleasantly strong…:
1. : a projecting shank, prong, fang, or tongue (as on a knife, file, or sword) to connect with the handle. 2. a: a sharp distinctive often lingering flavor b: a pungent odor c: something having the effect of a tang (as in stimulation of the senses) <the tang of the autumn air><add tang to your writing>. 3.
tang n. (pungent smell) odore pungente, odore penetrante nm. There was a strange tang in the air, but Paul couldn't quite put his finger on what it was. C'era uno strano odore pungente nell'aria, ma Paul non sapeva dire con certezza cosa fosse. tang of [sth] n. (strong smell of) odore intenso, odore forte nm.
noun A strong taste or flavor; particularly, a taste of something extraneous to the thing itself. noun A specific flavor or quality; a characteristic property; a distinctive tinge, taint, or tincture. noun Same as tenrec. To furnish with a tang, or with something resembling one. To tie.
