What is another word for tang?
Pronunciation:
[ tˈaŋ], [ tˈaŋ], [ t_ˈa_ŋ]
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Similar words for tang:
- other relevant words (adjective)
- Fucus Serratus (noun)
- biting taste or odor (noun)
- black rockweed (noun)
- bladderwrack (noun)
- flavor (noun)
- flavour (noun)
- odor (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- piquance (noun)
- relish (noun)
- savour (noun)
- scent (noun)
- sea tang (noun)
- sea tangle (noun)
- serrated wrack (noun)
- taste (noun)
- other relevant words (verb)
- other synonyms
- Fucus vesiculosus
- Tang dynasty
- bladder fucus
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Tang:
adj.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)n.
• Fucus Serratus (noun) • biting taste or odor (noun) • black rockweed (noun) • bladderwrack (noun) • flavor (noun) • flavour (noun) • odor (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun) • piquance (noun) • relish (noun) • savour (noun) • scent (noun) • sea tang (noun) • sea tangle (noun) • serrated wrack (noun) • taste (noun)v.
• Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
• Fucus vesiculosus-
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- hint.
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- glimpse.
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- body.
- chill,
- impress,
- breath,
- snap,
- feeling,
- redolence,
- gust,
- cut,
- seaweed,
- stimulant,
- tab,
- nippiness,
- bitter,
- keynote,
- individualism,
- gusto,
- property,
- edge,
- particularity,
- earmark,
- diacetylmorphine,
- jingle,
- tinge,
- impression,
- look,
- trace,
- projection,
- stimulation,
- suggestion,
- touch,
- sting,
- tooth,
- point,
- palate,
- moulder,
- pinch,
- nettle,
- flavouring,
- dart,
- specialty,
- saturate,
- slap,
- leaven,
- shit,
- essence,
- life,
- spirit,
- mouldy,
- instill,
- stench,
- clang,
- sauce,
- snappiness,
- gout,
- smacking,
- quirk,
- Smatch,
- feature,
- shank,
- cachet,
- distinctive feature,
- taint,
- vim,
- colour,
- pep,
- interest,
- trick,
- tinkle,
- character,
- chilliness,
- seasoning,
- mark,
- lineaments,
- configuration,
- horse,
- briskness,
- zestfulness,
- sip,
- brier,
- whiff,
- stamp,
- hotness,
- mannerism,
- extract,
- pervade,
- infiltrate,
- tongue,
- stink,
- instil,
- excitement,
- odour,
- dash,
- tine,
- vigour,
- kelp,
- strip,
- dab,
- lemon,
- clink,
- shape,
- raciness,
- nature,
- differential,
- pepperiness,
- trait,
- punch,
- sour,
- penetrate,
- mold,
- scag,
- ring,
- peculiarity,
- iciness,
- snakebite,
- soupcon,
- tone,
- zing,
- figure,
- sharpness,
- idiocrasy,
- savoriness,
- piquantness,
- junk,
- seal,
- stomach,
- index,
- tastiness,
- mould,
- pin,
- sweet,
- bramble,
- pizazz,
- astronaut's beverage,
- savoir-faire,
- fang,
- attribute,
- hallmark,
- prong,
- Savouriness,
- smattering,
- ginger,
- spike,
- brand,
- shot,
- smooch,
- coldness,
- pepper,
- salt,
- singularity,
- infuse,
- permeate,
- token,
- liveliness,
- instrument,
- stinger,
- differentia,
- beesting,
- idiosyncrasy,
- feel,
- poignancy,
- thorn,
- marking,
- heroin,
- drink,
- badge,
- brown algae,
- cast.
How to use "Tang" in context?
There isn't a single definition for the term "tang" in English, but in its most basic form, tang is a term used to describe the flavor and taste of food. More specifically, tang is the term used to describe the sourness and citrusy flavor of certain foods. For example, a dish may be described as having a tangy flavor because of the addition of vinegar or citrus juice.
In the culinary world, tang is often used as a descriptor for certain dishes. For example, a popular dish in China is Dumplings with Tangy Flavors.
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