Thesaurus / jangle
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Though virtually unprecedented in Britain, similar jangle pendants are common features of upper-class Bronze Age burials in Denmark and southern Scandinavia.
HOW SCOTLAND FORGED A RARE ALLIANCE BETWEEN AMATEUR TREASURE HUNTERS AND ARCHAEOLOGISTSCORINNE IOZZIOAUGUST 24, 2021POPULAR-SCIENCETherefore, they suggest, grit’s popularity might be the result of the jangle fallacy in which people believe that two things that are actually the same are different simply because they have different names.
THE WEAK CASE FOR GRIT - ISSUE 99: UNIVERSALITYJESSE SINGALAPRIL 14, 2021NAUTILUSI have everywhere remarked that the Indians jangle and threaten a great deal, but that they never go beyond that.
A WOMAN'S JOURNEY ROUND THE WORLDIDA PFEIFFERThe clocks of the city struck six in a solemn jangle of tones.
DROSSHENRY SETON MERRIMANTabret and viol jangle harshly in the ears that have rioted in melodies made by fairy harpers.
SWORD AND GOWNGEORGE A. LAWRENCEThe keys seemed to jangle like thunder as I tried them one after the other on the drawer where I had seen him put away the gold.
TRAMPING ON LIFEHARRY KEMPThe weather held good, and late that night the camp heard the jangle of bells as Mr. Starr drove over to the stables.
FIVE LITTLE STARRS IN THE CANADIAN FORESTLILLIAN ELIZABETH ROYOf a sudden the stillness of the night was broken into by a tuneless and discordant jangle of pealing bells.
THE RIDDLE OF THE MYSTERIOUS LIGHTMARY E. HANSHEWThe jangle of a halberd as its bearer let the butt drop heavily on the stone steps added force to the summons.
THE LONG NIGHTSTANLEY WEYMANShe heard the jangle of far-away bells, and the muffled voice of the guard calling the departing trains.
THE SILVER POPPYARTHUR STRINGERWORDS RELATED TO JANGLE
- ado
- affray
- agitation
- altercation
- babel
- bedlam
- brawl
- clamor
- commotion
- convulsion
- din
- disorder
- disturbance
- dither
- excitement
- ferment
- fight
- fracas
- fuss
- hassle
- jangle
- lather
- maelstrom
- noise
- outbreak
- outcry
- pandemonium
- paroxysm
- pother
- quarrel
- racket
- riot
- row
- ruction
- seething
- stir
- strife
- turbulence
- turmoil
- unrest
- unsettlement
- upheaval
- upturn
- wildness
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