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tinkly

[ting-klee]

adjective, -kli·er, -kli·est.

tinkling or producing a tinkling sound.

Origin:
1890–95; tinkle + -y¹

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tinkle (ˈtɪŋk^əl)

—vb
1.	to ring or cause to ring with a series of high tinny sounds, like a small bell
2.	(tr) to announce or summon by such a ringing
3.	informal (Brit) (intr) to urinate

—n
4.	a high clear ringing sound
5.	the act of tinkling
6.	informal (Brit) a telephone call

[C14: of imitative origin]

'tinkling

—*adj*, —n

'tinkly

—*adj*

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