Noise and Ting

Noise

Noise verb - Emit a noise.

Ting and noise are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ting" instead a verb "Noise".

Ting

Ting verb - Cause to make a ting.
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Synonyms for Ting

Noise and ting are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Noise" instead a verb "Ting".

Nearby Words: tingle, tinging

Both words in one sentence

  • They will also produce a satisfying "ting" noise during the Hanging Hair Test if properly sharpened.
  • Law of 100 The first Rayman game has small, blue sparkling spheres called 'tings', which make "ting" sounds whenever you get them (except in later releases, in which case they make more of a "pop" noise).
    Source: Law of 100
  • Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels reference this a few times, featuring a joke that if light could make a noise, it would go "ting" when reflected off the blade of a sword flourished at dramatically appropriate times.
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