clang

Object

• bell: Ring ring, ting, ting clangs the bell.
• guitar: I used to have this dream of marrying some of Quine's slashing, clanging guitars sounds to some deep dark dub reggae.

Converse of object

• hear: Perhaps you hear the clang of a stable door slamming shut?
• come: Behind them came the booming clang of descending transport rings.

Adjective modifier

• metallic: The metallic clang heard by Miss Stoner was obviously caused by her stepfather hastily closing the door of his safe upon its terrible occupant.
• loud: Then they were all at it, until the door gave way, falling down into the chamber with a loud clang.
• resounding: Bush's new warriors have thrown such ideas in the dustbin with a resounding clang.
• sharp: Dr. Horace Wilkinson was still looking moodily out of the window, when there came a sharp clang at the bell.
• tinny: This time the sound was a hollow thud rather than the tinny clang of the saw.

Modifying Another Word

• away: The sound of them clanging away is omnipresent even on days of bad weather.
• noisily: The blade clanged noisily off the console, which began to emit an urgent beeping.

Noun used with modifier

• bell: At midday, when the bells clang twelve times, she says Sext.
• door: Murder most horrid When the cell door clangs shut does a retirement income go bang with it?
• guitar: And while I approve wholeheartedly of the way the guitars clang away, that's largely irrelevant.
• blade: The sound effects and music are excellent too, completing the atmosphere and excitement of the game as punches thump and blades clang together.

Preposition: of

• bell: I had risen from my seat and was knocking out the ashes of my pipe when I suddenly heard the clang of the bell.
• door: Perhaps you hear the clang of a stable door slamming shut?
• hammer: The sound is one ever dear to the Briton - the clang of the hammer as it descends on ringing iron.
• gate: The " clang of the prison gates " effect has validity for periods of up to a week.
• doom: Then, as to the clang of doom, they awoke to their own position.