Sang

What do we mean by sang?

A reduction of ginseng. Also seng. noun

Same as malignant anthrax (French sang de rate). noun

Blood: used in heraldry, in different combinations. noun

To gather ginseng for the market.

Preterit of sing.

An obsolete or dialectal (Scotch) form of song. noun

A Chinese musical instrument, consisting of a set of graduated bamboo tubes, which contain free reeds, inserted on a gourd with a mouthpiece, so that the reeds may be sounded by the breath. noun

Imp. of sing.

Simple past of sing. verb

North American woodland herb similar to and used as substitute for the Chinese ginseng noun

To produce musical or harmonious sounds with one’s voice.

To express audibly by means of a harmonious vocalization.

To soothe with singing.

To confess under interrogation.

To make a small, shrill sound.

To relate in verse; to celebrate in poetry.

To display fine qualities; to stand out as excellent.

To be capable of being sung; to produce a certain effect by being sung.

Words that are spelled similarly to sang:
sang.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word sang:
duet, scala, covent, anthem, choir, baritone, tenor, rendition, soprano, opera, backing, backup, audition, chorus, soloist, carmen, hymn, premiere, lyric, medley, repertoire, singing, sung, sing, songs, song, roles, vocal, tune, concert, harmony, carlo, ballad, theme, gospel, soundtrack, quartet, judges, performed, guitar, lyrics, verse, solo, vienna, les, piano, symphony, tribute, orchestra, singer, lead, voice, role, die, bass, don, metropolitan, vocalist, der, folk, accompanied.

Words that rhyme with sang:
hang, bang, slang, gang, harangue, tang, pang, overhang, yang, fang, boomerang, dang, mustang, clang, rang, lang, chang, wang, lange, spang, sprang, prang, bhang, ang, stang, gangue, langue, vang, whang, shang, pyongyang, thang, flang, liang, huang, kang, drang, mang, chiang, sturm und drang, section gang, zhang, trang, jang, krang, crang, kuomintang, cangue, zang, mangue, strang, wolfgang, siang, nang, xinjiang, press gang, chuang, klang, hwang, nanchang, ylang-ylang, shenyang, chain gang, tangue, tsang, road gang, youth gang, guilt pang, get the hang, sea tang, care a hang, schlang, ziyang, baoguang, durang, hangsang, li-kang, tsiang, tunkelang, verdinsgang, xiaogang.

Adjectives that are often used to describe sang:
sat, won, old, pow, lan, rare, chin, gentle, noy, demi, tjon, lim, moo, hyuk, sar, fair, kil, lok, upright, seen, chi, ancient, sacre, yong, chinese, quiet, truong, yin, idle, late, external, siah, opm, dit, bah, bird, free, suffed, time, warm.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective sang:
hun, meel, chul, jun, woo, yil, drax, sin, dong, woon, bok, emeel, jin, seek, mok, hoon, hyun, beom, dok, ruby, koui, myon, boeuf, tree, joon, yong, surkh, seung, jung, chuel, kun, gun, kyu, baek, relic, froid, motive, tae, chin, oak, peri, traditions, soo, khang, lin, won, min, kyun, rim, wook, yoon, nawishta, kioue, yun, gyas, mele.

Consonant match to sang:
song, sing, sung, singh, seng, soong, tsang, tseng.

Words that sound like sang:
sang, tsang, sangh, song, sing, sam, sung, san, singh, sng, cing, samw, seng, soong, samm, sanne, sahn, samme, seung, senge, tseng, samb, ssam, sann, sahm, sangue, ceng, ssan, zang, zange, sal, same, seen, scene, sign, seem, sane, seam, sank, sim, sen, sewn, psalm, sain, cine, sem, sawn, sene, cin, sime, sanger, scen, cen, sanke, sein, saine, salm, senn, seeme, seim, seme, saem, cem, cyn, cene, cimb, cien, sien, ceam, sawm, sayn, saan, siem, saam, saim, sangs, sanc, senne, saum, sejm, scim, scin, saen, ceme, cinn, cyme, siang, sahne, simb, psm, cym, siim, -some, sangay, cyne, cein, ceann, psim, semb, ceem.