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Often used in the same context:
echo,
bells,
tinkles,
squawk,
chirp,
tintinnabulation,
vocalise,
klaxon,
resound,
chirrup,
shrilling,
beep,
clang,
whine,
claxon,
bleats,
effuse,
sleigh bell,
rumble,
burble,
yammer,
foghorn,
tocsin,
shriek,
warble,
crank,
wail,
voices,
squeal,
bellow,
buzzes,
shout,
toot,
clunks,
ringing,
birdcall,
chatters,
trill,
whinnies,
knell,
drumroll,
plink,
tsk,
clack,
whisper,
descant,
yelp,
yodels,
serenade,
howl,
twittery,
blare,
hum,
horn,
groan,
clank,
scream,
mishear,
mutter,
chitter,
rattle,
chortle,
cacophony,
chorus,
wind chimes,
cluck,
screech,
bray,
peal,
moan,
kvetch,
wassup,
reverberate,
thrum,
grumble,
jingling,
tune,
honk,
ribbit,
dials,
kibitz,
holler,
babble,
stimmung,
whistling,
glockenspiel,
alarm bell,
futz,
sound,
droning,
prattle,
yap,
siren,
mutes,
boop,
trumpets,
dittos,
murmuring,
screechers,
chat,
tweeters,
clonk,
chimes,
tinkle,
whistle,
cadence,
melody,
tinkling,
drone,
clink,
lullaby,
bell,
cadences,
song,
tinny,
toned,
clangorous,
highpitched,
loud,
mellow,
pitched,
shrill,
silvern,
throated,
tuneless,
wheezy,
whiplash,
x,
accented,
booming,
call,
choral,
church
More specific:
carillon,
handbell
Appears in the definition of:
wittily
More general:
go,
percussion instrument,
percussive instrument,
sound
Synonyms:
bell,
gong
Also try:
— Adjectives for chime:
soft,
musical,
merry,
sweet,
last,
melodious,
distant,
sphery,
silvery,
single,
little,
more...
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