tink Synonyms
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tink Meaning
Wordnet
tink (v)
make or emit a high sound
Webster
tink (v. i.)
To make a sharp, shrill noise; to tinkle.
Webster
tink (n.)
A sharp, quick sound; a tinkle.
tink Sentence Examples
- The tiny wind chime tinkled melodiously in the summer breeze.
- The keys jangled and tinked as she searched for the right one.
- The ice cubes tinked and clinked in her glass as she stirred her drink.
- The glass shards tinkled softly as they fell to the floor.
- The tinkling laughter of children filled the park.
- The wind tinkled the leaves of the aspen trees, creating a soothing sound.
- The bells on her horse's bridle tinked softly as they rode through the forest.
- The tinkling sound of a music box drifted from the neighbor's house.
- The keys tinked in her pocket as she walked nervously towards the door.
- The chimes on the windsock tinkled merrily in the autumn wind.
FAQs About the word tink
make or emit a high soundTo make a sharp, shrill noise; to tinkle., A sharp, quick sound; a tinkle.
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The tiny wind chime tinkled melodiously in the summer breeze.
The keys jangled and tinked as she searched for the right one.
The ice cubes tinked and clinked in her glass as she stirred her drink.
The glass shards tinkled softly as they fell to the floor.
