Object

• glass: This, we agree, clinking glasses, is the life.

• bottle: Baldrick clinks bottles with Percy, in a toast, " Down the hatch " .

• noise: Maybe, associated with this incident, is the inexplicable ` clinking noise ` heard in the corner of the ward where she lay.

• chain: How easy, he thinks, clinking the ludic chains, it is to drive, like skating, splicing the empty sky.

• link: Further information on these options and all module options is provided by clinking the appropriate links on the left.

• bell: My abiding memory of this dreadful night will be the clinking yak bells as they moved around on a tether outside my window!

Converse of object

• hear: I hear the clink of them at the end of every cadence of the Bible verses ' .

Adjective modifier

• metallic: They fall into the sink basin with metallic clinks.

• loud: When you pick up the cup there's a loud clink, and you dump out the coin.

• occasional: When she returned the room was silent again, save for the faint crepitation of his chair and the occasional clink of a bottle.

Modifying Another Word

• together: Dozens of empty bottles clinked together in corners to the rolling of the ship.

Noun used with modifier

• glass: Jenny has perfect pitch and can even tell you what note your glass clinks during dinner!

Preposition: of

• glass: In the humorous ones you could almost hear the clink of glasses between the lines.

• plate: Then I heard a clink of plates somewhere; and the answer stood up as plain as St. Peter's.

• bottle: As she passed the trapdoor she heard the clink of bottles from below.

• coin: City of broken dreams, of sin, seduction and, above all, the clinking of coins.

• cup: Concrete details abound drab earthen walls, empty wine bottles, the clinking of cups and plates, the stock characters.