Jingling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JINGLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• JINGLE, to make a tinkling sound
• make or cause to make a light metallic ringing sound
• (of writing) be full of alliteration or rhymes.
NOUN:
• a light ringing sound such as that made by metal objects being shaken together
• a short slogan, verse, or tune designed to be easily remembered, especially as used in advertising
• a bivalve mollusc with a fragile, slightly translucent shell.
• The act or process of producing a jingle; also, the sound itself; a chink.
ADJECTIVE:
• having a series of high-pitched ringing sounds like many small bells

Words related to JINGLING

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How to use JINGLING in a sentence

• He must surely have heard my step and the jingling of my spurs as I crossed the room, but he never so much as raised his head.
• The polished spurs, with their spoon-handle curve, gleamed and flashed, as he stepped with a faint jingling.
• After a long time he appeared, jingling a bundle of rusty keys, and quite breathless with pleasure and haste.
• There, a child, attracted by the jingling of the bells, ran out of a house with a bundle of rags tied in a torn blue apron.
• Once a sled went by with jingling bells in the darkness, and with sullen resentment he chewed his biscuits and listened to the sounds.
• But now when the bell was jingling at him, no excuse seemed worth the breath to utter it.
• Nevertheless she did not hesitate, but went straight through to the little parlour, carrying her tray with the jingling glasses upon it.
• Sundown strode jingling down the pathway, a brave figure in his glittering chaps and tinkling spurs.
• I was a good deal troubled by this, but before I had decided to address the fellow we landed, and a sleigh swept us up the hill toward the château to the tune of jingling bells.
• In the front row of chairs they sat, wild-haired, self-conscious, jingling, creaking, and rattling, subdued by the majesty of the council hall.
• She drove the last team, ten magnificent whites, spotless as circus horses, with thirty tiny bells jingling over their proud necks.
• She confided to him the little jingling trinkets she wore.
• Vavasor went on walking about the room, jingling the money in his trousers-pockets, and pushing the chairs about as he chanced to meet them.
• The coast seemed clear, and she sped across the yard, the silver jingling in her pocket.
• In the mornings, milk pails could be heard jingling in the dairy carts.
• In point of fact, she left her very little, and she spent hours in jingling, aching, jostled journeys between Charles Street and the stale suburban cottage.
• He got up from the sofa, still jingling the money in his pockets.
• Then came the jingling of the assembly bell in the big room.
• An instant later, the jingling of spurs was heard upon the stairs, steps drew near, the door opened, and a man appeared.
• He wandered slowly down the gay street, the parcel hanging listlessly under his left arm, and his right hand jingling the few coins in his pocket.
• He caught her for the once completely off her guard, and the rich blush that ensued set a crowd of odd fancies jingling through his brain.
• But towards dusk, as we passed down the Via Roma, he drove by in an improvised sleigh with bells jingling on the necks of his horses.
• One hand hung down, with a loose, loose bracelet jingling on the brittle brown wrist.

Similar words containing JINGL without suffix ing

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