ding English

Meaning ding meaning

What does ding mean?

ding

— noun a ringing sound

— verb (= dong) go 'ding dong', like a bell

— noun (= dent) an impression in a surface (as made by a blow)

Synonyms ding synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as ding?

ding English » English

ring

tinkle

jingle

ting

nick

gouge

dong

dingdong

dent

clink

bing

zambi

yesco

yesca

yerba

yen pop

yellow submarine

yeh

white-haired lady

wheat

weed tea

wacky weed

viper's weed

vipe

torch

tinkling

thumb

thirteen

tex-mex

takkouri

taima

swelling

sweet Lucy

supergrass

sugar weed

stink weed

stems

stack

splim

snop

smoke Canada

skunk

sinse

siddi

shake

sezz

sess

sen

seeds

scissors

Topics ding topics

What do people use ding to talk about?

Person Sense, perceive Hear

Types of sounds

• What words refer to the sound of metal or glass hitting something?
  clink clank clang jingle ring tinkle ding toll chime chink click

Examples ding examples

How do I use ding in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

Ding dong!

He's a ding-ding in the daytime, goes to school at night.

We might have been ding-dings on a streetcar.

Ding! It's full.

Second car, third car - ding, ding!

Ding-Dong!

How the ding-dang that ever caught on fire?

And a young, dashing officer from Saigon and wedding bells. Ding dong.

A bell rings, ding ding dong.

My name's Ding Dong.

Morning bells are ringing Ding ding dong!

Sure. We might have been ding-dings on a streetcar.

You try to get on. Ding!

Ding, ding!

Bell go ding-dong, my come chop-chop.

Look, Baby, you stay here. but if you hear a bell go ding-dong, you better come chop-chop.

Ding, ding, dong.

I've got plans for this doll. Ring-a-ding plans!

Bet you I can hit that ding-dong straight off.

He used to tell his wife I was the branch manager from Seattle four years ago when we were having a little ring-a-ding-ding.

Ring-a-ding-ding?

Ring-a-ding-ding.

Well, ding-ding for us.

Ding, dong, ding, dong.

Ding-dong.

News and current affairs

Before that, the writers Ran Yunfei, Teng Biao, Ye Du, Zhu Yufu, Tang Jingling, Gu Chuan, Li Hai, Ding Mao, Chen Wei, Jiang Tianyong, and Liu Zhengqing were separately detained or sentenced to jail.