Clanging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLANGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• make or cause to make a clang
NOUN:
• the noise of a clang
• a loud, resonant metallic sound or series of sounds
ADJECTIVE:
• having a loud resonant metallic sound
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to ring loudly

Words related to CLANGING

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How to use CLANGING in a sentence

• The telegraph gong was clanging and the beat of engines slackened as he followed the orders.
• If once the clanging gates of the town shut upon a youth, he is banished forever.
• Every note that I struck stayed down not to rise, and when I got them up the jarring, clanging, discordant clatter they produced beggars description.
• The church bell was clanging the alarm of fire to bring home the men from field or forest if any were abroad so late, for it was an hour after sunset, and there was no moon yet.
• He looked back, and there was the witch baby, thirty feet high, racing after him, clanging with her teeth.
• But when they reached the terminus the illuminated trolley was already clanging on its way, its platforms black with passengers.
• Wotherspoon, old moderate Whig, and the Jacobite officer walked together down the clanging way.
• A silence was upon us save for the clanging in the workshop down the corridor.
• His team stops, sliding on their haunches, and ten seconds later is being hitched to the hose-cart, while Clay is on the seat clanging the foot-bell triumphantly.
• Every instrument of discord was still clanging over the city.
• The noise of the more distant batteries was still, as it had been before, like the clanging of many iron doors very mild and gentle against the clamour of our own enraged fury.
• The sound was to the boy like the clanging of iron gates on his old happy world.
• And in the midst of all, above the ringing music and the sighing of the wild wind, there came the clanging of sleigh-bells and a loud ring at the house-door.
• Finally the entire ship was vibrating with the clanging of emergency bells.
• There is nothing would set the joybells of Berlin clanging so much as the news of a German invasion of Great Britain.
• Only a mighty rushing and clanging was heard, so that all trembled, and their blood froze in their veins.
• Not one of the myriads of happy children listened more intently to the clock clanging off hour after hour than the silent, stern man who had no hope in that day that was coming.
• And then, sudden as summer thunder, through the dumb and empty silence, I heard clear and loud the clanging of the hammers of Prince Karl upon the gates of Thorn.
• With greater grandeur than before the sounds went clanging forth.
• Just ahead there was a crossing and along the side road came clanging a hospital ambulance, evidently on an emergency call.
• But the clanging lid of the letter box had no sooner closed than the look of resolution began to leave his face.
• On the still night air came the clanging of eight on the big clock down in the group of barracks and Academic Building.
• Church bells were the metallic clanging for the assembly of superstitious tribes.
• The singular and highly-disturbing phenomena of distant clanging, of thrills, and of flesh-creepings were all resolved into the simple fact that some one was at the front door.
• Farther away he saw the high iron fence and heard the clanging of passing street cars.
• She ran down the clanging platform on feet of wind to meet him.

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