plink Antonyms
Meaning of plink
plink
to shoot at especially in a casual manner, to cause to make a tinkling sound, a tinkling metallic sound, to shoot at random targets in an informal and noncompetitive manner, to make a tinkling sound
plink Sentence Examples
- The crystal pendants tinkled and plinked as they swayed in the gentle breeze.
- The raindrops plinked rhythmically on the metal roof, creating a soothing symphony.
- The pianist's fingers plinked and plonked on the ivory keys, evoking a bittersweet melody.
- The wind chimes plinked musically, their delicate sound carried through the open window.
- The sound of coins plinking into a glass jar filled the room with a satisfying tinkle.
- The ice cubes clinked and plinked in the crystal goblet, cooling the summery cocktail.
- The wind whistled and plinked through the cracks in the old wooden house.
- The water drops plinked on the leaves of the ferns, creating a refreshing sound that permeated the rainforest.
- The wind chimes plinked and jangled, announcing the arrival of visitors to the quaint cottage.
- The hammers chiseled and plinked on the metal, shaping it into a delicate work of art.
FAQs About the word plink
to shoot at especially in a casual manner, to cause to make a tinkling sound, a tinkling metallic sound, to shoot at random targets in an informal and noncompet
clank, tinkle, chime, peal, tintinnabulation, ring, ding-dong, clang,ping, tang
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The crystal pendants tinkled and plinked as they swayed in the gentle breeze.
The raindrops plinked rhythmically on the metal roof, creating a soothing symphony.
The pianist's fingers plinked and plonked on the ivory keys, evoking a bittersweet melody.
The wind chimes plinked musically, their delicate sound carried through the open window.
