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Definition: A twangle is a type of musical instrument that originated in Japan and has since spread to many other parts of Asia. It consists of two strings, each of which can be tuned for different pitches. The most well-known twangle is the Japanese koto, which is played by one player with a bow and an instrument called a "koto rod." Other popular twangs include the Chinese zither, the Korean gumball (a type of guitar), and the American banjo.
Definition: In the context of music, a "twangler" or "twang" refers to an instrument that produces a distinctive, high-pitched sound. A twangler is often used in rock and blues genres for its unique, melodic quality and ability to produce a variety of harmonies. The term can also be applied to any instrument with a distinctive, high-pitched sound, such as the guitar or bass guitar.
Definition: I'm sorry, but "twangler" isn't a commonly used term in English. Could you please provide more context or clarify your question?
Definition: In the context of coding, a "twangled" is a type of character encoding where each byte (or individual bit) in an ASCII string is represented by two bits. This means that for example, if you have an ASCII string with 16 bytes, each byte would be represented as 2 bits, making it a twangled string. For example: ``` String s = "Hello World"; byte[] b = s.getBytes(); for (int i = 0; i <
Definition: The term "twangle" is a term used in the Scottish dialect of English. It means "two angles" or "two points". In Scotland, it was traditionally used as an adjective for two separate angles that were formed by drawing a line from one point to another on a map. In modern times, the term has become more general and is often used to describe any two points or lines. For example, in mathematics, twangles are two distinct points or lines that can be considered as