terms |
clangy |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective clangy is
having a clanging sound.
clangy |
slangy |
As adjectives the difference between clangy and slangy
is that
clangy is having a clanging sound while
slangy is including or given to slang.
clancy |
clangy |
As a noun clancy
is an overflow or spillage.
As a proper noun Clancy
is {{surname|A=An|English|from=Irish}.
As an adjective clangy is
having a clanging sound.
clangy |
clingy |
As adjectives the difference between clangy and clingy
is that
clangy is having a clanging sound while
clingy is having a tendency to cling.
clanky |
clangy |
As adjectives the difference between clanky and clangy
is that
clanky is making a clanking metallic sound while
clangy is having a clanging sound.
claggy |
clangy |
As adjectives the difference between claggy and clangy
is that
claggy is sticky or tacky while
clangy is having a clanging sound.
clangy |
clangs |
As an adjective clangy
is having a clanging sound.
As a noun clangs is
plural of lang=en.
As a verb clangs is
third-person singular of clang.
clangy |
clanny |
As adjectives the difference between clangy and clanny
is that
clangy is having a clanging sound while
clanny is clannish; socially exclusive.
clangily |
clangy |
Derived terms |
Clangy is a derived term of clangily.
As an adverb clangily
is in a clangy manner.
As an adjective clangy is
having a clanging sound.
clang |
clangy |
As a noun clang
is a loud, ringing sound, like that made by free-hanging metal objects striking each other.
As a verb clang
is to strike (objects) together so as to produce a clang.
As an adjective clangy is
having a clanging sound.
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