0 past simple and past participle of clang
1 to make a loud deep ringing sound like that of metal being hit, or to cause something to make this sound:
Mason, screened on the play, never saw the puck as it clanged off the post to his left and into the net for the game winner.
Wall swished the first free throw, but the second clanged off the glass.
It brushed the admiral before it clanged to the floor.
About an hour later, sailors ran to their battle stations, steel doors clanged shut, and all made ready for battle.
The result was that a large number of the men came, as usual, a few minutes after the hour, and found the iron gates clanged in their faces.
After they had voted, the position was clanged; and we do not know what other changes will take place.
I think, however, that he clanged his clangers with even more aplomb than usual.
For example, just as we got going the doors of the post office clanged shut.
