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ding definition
ding (diŋ)
intransitive verb
- to make a sound like that of a bell; ring
- Slang to strike; hit
Etymology: ME dingen, to strike, beat < Scand (as in ON dengja, to hammer): see dint
transitive verb
- to make ring
- Informal to repeat insistently or tiresomely; din
noun
- the sound of a bell
- Slang a small dent
- Slang ding-a-ling
Webster's New World College Dictionary Copyright © 2005 by Wiley Publishing, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio.
Used by arrangement with John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
ding Usage Examples
Object
- sich: Kant replied that we cannot know a thing-in-itself ( ding an sich ).
Converse of object
- have: The prop does have a few dings in the end.
Adjective modifier
- small: Check your propeller periodically for small dings or any other visible damage.
Modifies a noun
- dong: The rest of the second half was a real ding dong battle with play going from end to end.
Noun used with modifier
- inclu: My Illustration work is a combination of mixed me dia inclu ding collage, paint ink and print.
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