Tinkle is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TINKLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make sharp, metallic sounds
• make or cause to make a light, clear ringing sound
• urinate
• ring with a high tinny sound like a small bell
• To make, or give forth, small, quick, sharp sounds, as a piece of metal does when struck; to clink.
• To hear, or resound with, a small, sharp sound.
• To cause to clonk, or make small, sharp, quick sounds.
• make or emit a high sound
NOUN:
• a telephone call
• an act of urinating
• The common guillemot.
• A small, sharp, quick sound, as that made by striking metal.
• a light clear metallic sound as of a small bell
• this sound or action
• a light, clear ringing sound
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make slight, sharp, metallic sounds

Words related to TINKLE

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Words that contain TINKLE

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How to use TINKLE in a sentence

• As I did so, there came another tinkle of falling glass.
• How they tinkle, tinkle, tinkle, In the icy air of night! While the stars, that oversprinkle All the heavens, seem to twinkle With a crystalline delight.
• But soon the silence resumed its sway, a deathlike silence, with far off the faint tinkle of water.
• In the chateau-garden there was no sound but the tinkle of the fountain and the laboured, spasmodic breathing of a man wounded wellnigh unto death.
• There would be no outcry except the tinkle of the fragments.
• The cathedral is now the home of pigeons, and as they fly in and out of the blackened window-frames small pieces of the stained glass tinkle down on to the floor.
• The opening of the door made a bell tinkle in a back room.
• But if they run it would tinkle and folks could find them.
• I had a lethargic sense now and then of the far-off tinkle of a car-bell.
• There had been a glimmer of shining tin, a halo of light from the tilted stove-lids, purple at the window panes and beyond snow and the distant tinkle of sleighbells in the barn.
• Away across the desert clear in the moonlight came the dark mass of the caravan with the tinkle of innumerable bells.
• But she was gone on the instant, gone with a tinkle of maddening laughter.
• It is hollow, and contains loose bits of metal, which tinkle when the foot is moved.
• In the succeeding darkness he heard the faint tinkle of shod feet on the trail.
• Where was she going? The young man fancied he heard the tinkle of a bell on the second floor.
• The tinkle of sheep and cow bells could be heard, and the pine and spruce trees covered themselves with red cones, like kings in crimson mantles.
• Through the silence will come now and then the tinkle of sheep-bells.
• The tinkle of the creek became more metallic and pronounced.
• April had come over the hills, singing, with a tinkle of rain and a rush of warm winds, and yet the Piper had not returned.
• To a blended tinkle of harp, reeds and high strings sounds a delicate air, quick and light, yet with a tinge of plaint that may be a part of all Celtic song.
• One young woman had on sleigh-bells, the tinkle of which we heard before we saw its source, an incongruous sound in those parts.
• At random, the men virtually spoke of the cattle on a thousand hills, until the boys fully believed that by merely waving a wand, the bells would tinkle and a cow walk forth.
• We could hear the glass crack and tinkle above the confusion at the door.
• There followed a pause, the tinkle of glass, the sound of liquid being poured out.
• It was a silent Mass, during which neither the sound of the moving lips nor the tinkle of the bell was audible.

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