twangy

It was a high twangy voice, made for talking over an eight party line.

She could make it out, though his talk seemed thick and twangy.

But the twangy guitar of the next song would not.

Heaven knows they were twangy enough, and pretty plastic too, sometimes.

He spoke in an accent too twangy to be deep Southern.

Eventually another man's voice could be heard, flat and twangy, in a Texas sort of accent.

But for the most part, his twangy and penetrating tenor was just right.

The mother had a twangy voice that caused her words to bounce around the elevator.

"Excuse me," came a twangy, irritated voice from down the hall.

Then a burst of twangy country and western music.

A cassette shop was playing a twangy old Chinese tune.

The twangy boy fishes for stories off the end of the inn's pier.

It's a shame, for this town could use more twangy Southern fare, especially good ribs.

His rich deep baritone filled the room, sounding really twangy this time.

They would always be manned by professional hillbillies playing twangy music.

A polka, played on a twangy, out of tune piano.

"Three kickers win it" rolled right off his twangy tongue.

It was twangy stuff that was on radio stations she always turned off immediately.

The music's sound is guitar-driven with a twangy, chiming feel.

"It gets almost a little twangy when I'm pointing it right at the turtle."

There is passion in Davis's twangy voice when he discusses his future.

Though the three musicians had never worked together before, they quickly devised a gently twangy atmosphere for the songs.

I recognized that twangy voice vaguely, and I hated it.

"The main thing is in the rhythm, and we used all of the old twangy instruments in there".