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Definition of Twanglers

1. twangler [n] - See also: twangler

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Lexicographical Neighbors of Twanglers

twaite twaites twal twals twang twanged twanger twangers twangier twangiest

twanging twangings twangle twangled twangler twanglers (current term) twangles twangling twangs twangy

twank twankay twankays twankies twanks twanky twas twasome twasomes twat

Literary usage of Twanglers

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1. Punch by Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor, Shirley Brooks, Francis Cowley Burnand, Owen Seaman (1888)
"Those old Greek singers had an eye for truth ; And that is something more than one can say For sentimental twanglers of to-day. Then Lachesis ! ..."

2. The Complete Works of John Lyly by John Lyly, Richard Warwick Bond (1902)
"What a mischiefe make the twanglers here? we haue no trenchers to scrape : it makes my teeth on edge to heare such grating. 25 Get you packing! or He make ..."

3. Woman in India by Mary Frances Billington (1895)
"... in skins of bear and deer, The tiger-tamers, wrestlers, quail-fighters, Beaters of drum and twanglers of the wire, Who make the people happy by command. ..."

4. The Industrial Arts of India by George Christopher Molesworth Birdwood (1884)
"The masquers wrapped in skins of bear and deer, The tiger tamers, wrestlers, quail fighters, Beaters of drum, and twanglers of the wire, Who make the people ..."

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