tang

Preposition: of

• sea: The flavors were fresh with the tang of the sea.
• blade: Knife handles were commonly made of two flat plates of bone riveted onto the metal tang of the blade.
• salt: It smelled strong of the fog, like the smell of a washing-house, but with a shrewd tang of the sea salt.

Converse of object

• add: Dry Montilla is like a dry Sherry and adds a salty tang to the finish.
• have: One conifer tastes of fruit cake another has the fresh citrus tang of oranges.
• smell: I took down A Tale of Two Cities by Dickens, and smelled the tang of dust.

Adjective modifier

• regal: Marlin sets off to look for Nemo, joined by Dory, a regal blue tang with a short memory span.
• salty: These give the milk, hence the cheese, a slightly salty tang, which is still a characteristic of Cheshire cheese today.
• citrus: One conifer tastes of fruit cake another has the fresh citrus tang of oranges.
• yellow: Picture 8 Even marine reptiles need a clean, such as this green turtle being cleaned by Hawaiian yellow tangs.
• sharp: A sharp, resinous tang of burning was in the air.
• blue: Marlin sets off to look for Nemo, joined by Dory, a regal blue tang with a short memory span.

Modifies a noun

• dynasty: My money back the tang dynasty where darkness covers some of the.
• construction: It retains the full tang construction of the rest of the knives with a longer handle that is made to suit larger hands.
• museum: Two young crew the inland rivers tang dynasty museum medical care laundry.
• approx: Purple Tang 5-6 " I have for sale 1 purple tang approx 5-6 " .. .
• screw: Do not swing on the screw driver, the tang screw should be merely " nipped up " to position.
• sight: However, adjustment may be achieved either by lateral displacement of the front sight or by shimming the base of the tang sight.

Noun used with modifier

• triggerfish: Squid triggerfish tangs passed us on great coral reefs.
• squid: Squid triggerfish tangs passed us on great coral reefs.