pang English

Meaning pang meaning

What does pang mean?

pang

— noun (= stab, twinge) a sudden sharp feeling pangs of regret she felt a stab of excitement twinges of conscience

— noun a sharp spasm of pain

— noun a mental pain or distress a pang of conscience

Synonyms pang synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as pang?

pang English » English

pain

twinge

sting

suffering

stitch

stab

anguish

agony

torment

sudden pain

spasm

prick

tough

throe

stound

stinging

soreness

smarting

smart

shot

shock

puncture

pricking

piping

penetrating

pan

painful

lumbago

jab

hurt

hard

gride

distress

difficult

crick

cramp

affliction

acid

ache

Topics pang topics

What do people use pang to talk about?

Person Healthy Symptom of disease

Pain

• What words refer to a pain that lasts a short time?
  attack sharp pang piercing prick shooting stab stabbing throes paroxysm wrenching pain

Examples pang examples

How do I use pang in a sentence?

Simple sentences

For the first time in my life, I felt a pang of conscience, but there was no other way out.

Movie subtitles

That should have given me a pang of conscience, I know, but it didn't.

All that time ago in pang Bourne.

I'm sure you had a pang of conscience.

Master Pang, do you agree?

Master Pang.

With an audacity and wild innocence that gave a strange pang to each metamorphosis.

Ah Pang!

Mr. Pang, come on in.

He didn't call me Father. He called me Mr. Pang.

Mr. Pang means my father. Go on in.

Pang Kwokwah is not making much progress in school.

Mr. Pang?

Mr. Pang.

Pang Kwokwah, you come in.

I haven't the slightest pang of jealousy.

I felt a pang of pleasure when my gaze crossed hers, like two duelists. until I could bear it no longer and dropped my eyes, taking delight in her victory.

I wondered, with a pang of anxiety, if it wasn't a sin to take delight in my confessor's physique.

She raises her harpoon and fires. Pang!

Pang, pang, every sunday.

Pang!

Oh, I have the occasional wistful longing. a pang or two of regret.

Well, perhaps there was a pang or two.

If Superintendent Pang says he's a triad, then he's undercover.

Pang said you don't waste bullets.

Maybe the silence. or the hour, because. when the sun starts to set, you feel a pang of anxiety.

Don't we need Pang's say-so?

Pang says he's a triad. Beware, he's an undercover.

Call Mr. Pang at once.

B2. -Mr. Pang, I'm at Maple Hospital, can you get here straight away?

Pang said you don't waste slugs.

Mr. Pang, it's time to get everyone out.

Mr. Pang, they're firing at us.

Yeah, Pang told me.

I just sometimes feel a little pang when you're out prowling the Ritz.

The pang of pain that it wasn't meant to be.

What's disconcerting was getting that little intuitive pang inside that says it could be something serious.

It'll give you a pang every time you look at it.

WO-PANG: It is done.