intransitive. = tinkle, v.1 2a 2c.

intransitive. To resound when struck, give forth a musical sound, ring out; to tinkle. archaic.

intransitive. Of a small bell, a glass, etc.: to emit a thin, clear, usually high-pitched ringing sound, as when struck; to ring.

intransitive. To tinkle; to ring or make a noise that thrills and causes vibration.

intransitive. Of a bell, musical instrument, or other resonant object: to make a series of sharp light ringing sounds on being struck. Cf. tinkle, n.…

To make a sharp, high-pitched ringing sound, as of metal or glass objects striking together; to… intransitive. Of a thing. In quot. 1655 of rhyme…

intransitive. Of a bell, cymbal, etc.: to make a continued light ringing sound: to tinkle, jingle. In later use frequently used of the sanctus bell.

intransitive. To give out a quick succession of ringing sounds. Cf. twangle, n., tinkle, n. int.

To tinkle, make a tinkling sound.