Similar words: change hands, cowhand, hang, chang, shang, hang out, hang up, hangout. Meaning: [hwæŋ /w-] 
n. the act of hitting vigorously. v. 1. beat with force 2. propel or hit with force 3. attack forcefully.
n. the act of hitting vigorously. v. 1. beat with force 2. propel or hit with force 3. attack forcefully. 
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(1) He whanged his son a shrewd one yesterday.
(2) My science teacher is Mr whang .
(3) Whang Haijing, general secretary of the organization, said the Red Cross will regularly publish the allocation and transfer of donated goods and funds.
(4) Mr. Whang doesn't approach alkaline balance like most other authors who just tell you to eat this and not eat that.
(5) Whang doesn't approach alkaline balance like most other authors who just tell you to eat this and not eat that .
(6) H . L . Lee , V. Padmanabhan , and S . Whang . Information distortion in supply chains . Sloan Management Review , 38:93 - 102 , 1997.
More similar words: change hands, cowhand, hang, chang, shang, hang out, hang up, hangout, hangar, hanger, hanged, hang on, hang in, change, hang-up, changed, hangman, hangdog, hanging, changer, changing, hangnail, hang about, hang back, hanger-on, hang on to, change for, net change, hangover, shanghai.