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noun
Wang  n.  
1.
The jaw, jawbone, or cheek bone. (Obs. or Prov. Eng.) "So work aye the wangs in his head."
2.
A slap; a blow. (Prov. Eng.)
Wang tooth, a cheek tooth; a molar. (Obs.)






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"Wang" Quotes from Famous Books



... Heyst, leaning over the balustrade of the veranda, was looking on, as calm in appearance as though he had never departed from the doctrine that this world, for the wise, is nothing but an amusing spectacle. Wang came round the house, and standing below, raised up his ...
— Victory • Joseph Conrad

... the cook's brother. While Jim had been away, Ah Foo had waited at table, and done all the housework except the cooking. The cook's name was Wang Hi. He was old; but Ah Foo was young, not more than twenty. He did not like to work in the house, and he was glad Jim had got home, so he could go to working out of doors again. He was very glad, too, to see the children; and he had ...
— The Hunter Cats of Connorloa • Helen Jackson

... the nature of this medium to seek to express atmospheric perspective by means of tone values and harmony of shading instead of by color. Thus they were familiar with chiaroscuro before the European painters. Wang Wei established the principles of atmospheric perspective in the eighth century. He explains how tints are graded, how the increasing thickness of layers of air deprives distant objects of their true coloring, substituting ...
— Chinese Painters - A Critical Study • Raphael Petrucci

... It isn't at all like the jungle," said Wang. "I remember the jungle very well. I always had to be sniffing here and there for danger, and often I had to drink muddy water, or else I went hungry. Here that never happens. All we have to do here is to perform our tricks, push a wagon out ...
— Umboo, the Elephant • Howard R. Garis



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