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Meanings of jingle in English
Usage of jingle in English
1
Just then the quick ears of Miles heard the jingle of arms.
2
At the faintest sound of movement in the brushwood, the jingle ceases.
3
And then I heard it: the light jingle of a horse's tack.
4
And he made a pleasant jingle with the coins in his pocket.
5
The course of the ship was changed, and the jingle bell sounded.
6
To the left he heard the shrill jingle of an electric tram.
7
The master could hear the sounds of laughter and jingle of glasses.
8
And from outside the shop could be heard the jingle of bells.
9
Such thoughts the rush and jingle of the great barge had interrupted.
10
Distantly, Harper heard the jingle-jangle of empty cartridges falling into the road.
11
There came the jingle of spurs on the veranda, and both started.
12
Then he heard a horse snort and another horse jingle his bit.
13
The tramp of feet and jingle of equipment drowned all other sound.
14
There is a peculiar jingle in his lines which stays with one.
15
But she hears the silver jingle of his ringing bit and spurs.
16
Walter, the horse, was walking now and the bells did not jingle.
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Jingle through the time
Jingle across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common