Thesaurus / tinkly
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How to use tinkly in a sentence
I hear bells,” she announced dreamily, “little tinkly bells like fairies.
PEGGY RAYMOND'S VACATIONHARRIET L. (HARRIET LUMMIS) SMITHShe came by night to the village and stole the Chief's beautiful horse, all covered with little tinkly bells.
KISINGTON TOWNABBIE FARWELL BROWNIt must have sounded as tinkly as one of those tiny children's pianos which you can buy at every toy-shop.
THE STORY OF MANKINDHENDRIK VAN LOONThe old spinets and harpsichords, with their charming inlaid cases, were beautiful, but they gave forth only tinkly sounds.
THE HOUSE IN GOOD TASTEELSIE DE WOLFEOften they were supplemented with candelabra of bronze or brass, tricked out with tinkly pendant prisms.
DISHES & BEVERAGES OF THE OLD SOUTHMARTHA MCCULLOCH WILLIAMSIt must have sounded as tinkly as one of those tiny childrens pianos which you can buy at every toy-shop.
THE STORY OF MANKINDHENDRIK VAN LOONIt played delightfully little tinkly notes almost like hitting the rim of a glass with a lead pencil.
THE GIRL SCOUTS AT HOMEKATHERINE KEENE GALTHe brought her, one fine morning, a lovely white poodle, which had pink silk ribbons on it and little tinkly bells.
CLOWN, THE CIRCUS DOGA. VIMARGold hoops in her ears, tinkly things on her jacket, and a rainbow dress with the reds and greens leading the field.
SHORTY MCCABESEWELL FORDJerry looked at her curiously; there was something familiar in that tinkly laugh.
PHYLLISDOROTHY WHITEHILLWORDS RELATED TO TINKLY
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