Noun:

ప్రకటన పాట, స్ట్రింగ్, ట్యూనింగ్,

Verb:

తగ్గుదల, టన్టన్ పదం,

jingled's Usage Examples:

belief is that at the full moon any silver coins on one"s person should be jingled or turned over to prevent bad luck, also the silver coins would increase.

Owney received tags everywhere he went, and as he moved they jingled like sleigh bells.

""Yellow Rose" singer has jingled her way to fame".

Rocket, joking that Calvin Johnson would start recording every time they jingled their keys.

rebana ubi (bass drum) used to punctuate important events to the small jingled-rebana (frame drum) used as an accompaniment to vocal recitations in religious.

Macauley had several personality quirks including a dislike of people who jingled the change in their pockets or had gold fillings in their teeth.

from the large rebana ubi used to punctuate important events to the small jingled-rebana (frame drum) used as an accompaniment to vocal recitations in religious.

covered in mosaics and decorated with an abundance of small bells which jingled constantly.

Santa jingled his bells up at the North Pole While I scanned the road full of drifts.

Then when I picked it up the little bells jingled, and it sparkled in a way that I had forgotten as well.

The imitation jewellery tends to make a tinny sound when jingled.

He lustily jingled a bunch of keys.

word, the shady gentleman slipped a heavy gold bracelet off his wrist and jingled it into my hand.

Synonyms:

make noise, noise, jangle, resound, jingle-jangle,

Antonyms:

devoice, damaged, unhealthy, injured, unwholesome,