tinny (Meaning)

Wordnet

tinny (a)

of or containing tin

Wordnet

of very poor quality; flimsy

thin and metallic in sound; lacking resonance

Webster

Pertaining to, abounding with, or resembling, tin.

The distant music sounded tinny and distorted through the cheap headphones.
The old speaker system emitted a tinny, scratchy sound that grated on the nerves.
The metal utensils clattered and clashed, producing a tinny racket in the kitchen.
The cheap microphone amplified her voice into a shrill, tinny echo.
The toy drum made a tinny, hollow sound that barely resembled the real thing.
The tinny sound of the doorbell echoed through the empty house.
The metal pan was struck with a spoon, producing a tinny, reverberating din.
The toy xylophone produced a series of tinny, high-pitched sounds.
The thin metal sheets vibrated slightly, creating a tinny, metallic hum.
The old record player spun, emitting a nostalgic, tinny sound from its vinyl grooves.

of or containing tin, of very poor quality; flimsy, thin and metallic in sound; lacking resonancePertaining to, abounding with, or resembling, tin.

thin, treble, strident, shrill, squeaky, high-pitched, peeping,shrieking, screeching, earsplitting

deep, low, bass, grave, deep, throaty, low, throaty,bass, grave

The distant music sounded tinny and distorted through the cheap headphones.

The old speaker system emitted a tinny, scratchy sound that grated on the nerves.

The metal utensils clattered and clashed, producing a tinny racket in the kitchen.

The cheap microphone amplified her voice into a shrill, tinny echo.