The ringing tinkle, smile in the heart bloom.
the tinkle of a bell, of breaking glass, of ice being stirred in a drink
But sometimes, beneath the pleasant murmur and tinkle of cocktails, the old guard cannot hear the sound of ice cracking.
After their cry silence again falls under the burning sun: in the vendor's jug the ice moves and I can hear its tinkle.
Our King has many scythes, and is perpetually mowing His lawns. The musical tinkle of the whetstone on the scythe portends the cutting down of myriads of green blades, daisies and other flowers.
There was a crash and tinkle of breaking glass.
I must stop work for a minute and go and have a tinkle.
I must search in the drowsy shade of the bakula grove, where pigeons coo in their corner, and fairies' anklets tinkle in the stillness of starry nights.
She needed a tinkle.
She heard the tinkle of the broken lens.
Even above the hissing boom of the larchwood, that spread its bristling, leafless, wolfish darkness on the down-slope, she heard the tinkle as of tiny water-bells.
The telephone gave a tinkle.
When the white doves flew past, they struck the bells with their wings and made them tinkle.
Rain is like a chattering teacher, throwing some words into every corner of the city, rain like a sentimental pianist, tapping a string of tinkle notes, infiltrating every green leaf in nature.
There was a bell beside the gate, and Dorothy pushed the button and heard a silvery tinkle sound within.
The loveliest tinkle as of golden bells answered him.
a tinkle; a jingle; ding-dong
As Archer rang the bell, the long tinkle seemed to echo through a mausoleum.
A breeze in the morning, like the tinkle of water in a stream, gently flows through the riverside sprinkled with fallen leaves. Birds fly by, less chirping and lively, geese become deep and fly silently across the blue sky.
A sense of humor may take various forms and laughter may be anything from a refined tinkle to an earth quaking roar.