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ˈdʒɪŋɡlɪt
meaning
jing′glit
noun
small
metallic
ball
used
clapper
globular
sleigh
appendage
reverso
also
jiggle
jangle
jungle
10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «JINGLET»
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Dictionary of Ming Biography, 1368-1644
The inscription on its back read: "Do not say the stone man has only one eye;
when you excavate this, the empire will rebel." The figurine, and perhaps the
jinglet too, had been deliberately planted by Han Shan-t'ung as an answer to the
...
Association for Asian Studies. Ming Biographical History Project Committee, Luther Carrington Goodrich, 房兆楹, 1976
This little iron ball is called "the jinglet." When you shake the sleigh bell it jingles.
When the horse trots, the bells jingle, jingle, jingle. In making the bell, this jinglet
is put inside a little ball of mud, just the shape of the inside of the bell. Then a ...
Previously, sleigh bells had been manufactured in two parts and then soldered
together with the jinglet inside. Barton invented a process whereby they were
cast hollow in one piece, the jinglet being imbedded in sand within the bell.
George ...
Carl Fowler Price, East Hampton, Conn. Citizens' Welfare Club, 1941
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The London encyclopaedia: or Universal dictionary of ...
What should the wars do with these jingling fools ? With noises Of roaring,
shrieking, howling, jingling chains. We were awaked. Id. Tempest. If you plant
where savages are, do not only entertain them with trifles and jinglet, but use
them justly.
Jinglet, one-horse wooden baskets, upon three wheels, and another on Sundays.
Corrupted from the paternal Spanish — Roninmile, we suppose. — Ed. ' Our
correspondent probably forgets the exact distinction between cameleopards.
John Scott, John Taylor, 1824
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English Language Word Builder
... SECEDER SNOOZER STARVER STRAFER TANGLER TOGGLER TURTLER
WAGGLER BLAGUER CUPOLAR LAMI MORULAR PLANTAR SWITHER
ATTAINT BEMEANT COMMIXT DIPLONT JINGLET MIGHTST PARPENT
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7
A Practical Guide to the Marine Animals of Northeastern ...
Host Parasite/ Commensal Anomia simplex, jinglet Pinnotheres maculatus,
squatter pea crabt, 15.109 P. ostreum, oyster pea crabt. 15.109 Argopecten
irradians, bay scallopt P. maculatus, squatter pea crabt. 15.109 Crassostrea
virginica ...
... he clenches his little fists as hard as he can (though he has no hands to clench
), and he gives the best rendition of his “tink-tink” that he can (though he has
absolutely no control over his jinglet.) And then what? We are at our last binary
fork.
9
How to Develop a Super Power Memory: Your Absolute, ...
... something new and meaningless to something you already knew and to
something that had meaning to you. It is probably many years since you learned
the jinglet, thirty days hath September, April, June and November, all the rest
have ...
10
Proceedings of the National Negro Business League
a round core of sand, which is set into the mould, and when the flask is put
together the metal flows around this core ; and after it is cast the sand is shaken
or rapped out ; the jinglet, or little iron bullet which causes the bell to ring, was put
into ...
National Negro Business League (U.S.), 1901
