clang
1 of 2verb/klæŋ/
Forms:clangs,clanging,clanged,clanged
1
to produce a loud sound
- The old bell clangs loudly every hour, echoing through the village.
- He dropped the metal tray, which hit the floor with a deafening clang.
- The gates clanged shut behind them, signaling the end of visiting hours.
- The sword clanged against the shield during the intense battle.
- The workmen clanged their tools as they repaired the railway tracks.
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