din

A mechanical banjo suddenly added its metallic noise to the din, fit music, it seemed, for such obscene company.

Now and then you might hear a human shriek distinct amid the din, and this spoke terribly to the heart.

With such large companies the voice would never be heard in the din of a battle.

Then the din began again, to terminate at the instant as before.

In the din of arms, his command was not understood, and the consequence was the disastrous result we have named.

Presently the din of battle died out and, as soon as it did so, Herrara and Ryan both hurried to the side of Terence.

Suddenly the startling yap of several coyotes was heard above the din of the wind and pelting snow.

Church bells rang, cannon boomed, and horns and whistles raised a din of rejoicing.

The splintering of wood can be heard through the din from the lodges.

He threw himself flat upon the foot-plate, holding his hands to his ears as if to shut out the din of the unique engagement.