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Meanings of fairy bell in English
Portuguese
digitalis purpurea 
Tall leafy European biennial or perennial having spectacular clusters of large tubular pink-purple flowers; leaves yield drug digitalis and are poisonous to livestock.
See moreUsage of fairy bell in English
1
Like a fairy bell came the sound of her voice upon his ears:
2
The clear notes of the refrain, struck regularly with the sound of a fairy bell, had begun to help and soothe her.
3
It was at this very moment that Bellah, who was skimming the milk in the farm dairy, heard the fairy bell tinkle violently.
4
At midnight a little elf, whose home was deep in the heart of an oak tree, came forth and rang a fairy bell.
5
Isn't it like a chime of fairy bells, heard in a dream?
6
Wild flax is always fairy flax, and harebells are fairy bells.
7
On their backs the sleigh-bells jingled, merrily like fairy bells.
8
They were sounds of delicate music and of tiny laughter, like the ringing of fairy bells.
9
This merriment might be the music of fairy bells, such stuff as dreams are made of.
10
"Free, free!" she sang, and her voice tinkled as a chime of fairy bells.
11
Bettina was swinging her own rings back and forth, and they gave out a silvery tinkle like a chime of fairy bells.
12
It seems forever, but it's probably just a few minutes, before the control chamber brightens, small alarms go off like little fairy bells.
13
She ran into the house and all the way up the two steep flights of stairs, laughing like a dozen peals of fairy bells.