Definition of plinkety in English:

plinkety

(also plinkity, plinketty)

noun ˈplɪŋkɪti

A high, sharp, tinkling, or metallic noise. Used especially to represent the sound of a musical instrument having a jangling or ringing tone.

exclamation ˈplɪŋkɪti

Representing such a sound.

adjective ˈplɪŋkɪti

Relating to or designating a sharp ringing sound, or a musical instrument producing it.

Usage

Usually in reduplicative combination with other similar imitative words, as plank, plink, plonk, etc., and suggesting an alternation of similar sounds

Origin

Late 19th century. From plink + -ety. Compare plinky adjective and slightly later plink.

Definition of plinkety in US English:

plinkety

(also plinkity, plinketty)

nounˈplɪŋkɪti

A high, sharp, tinkling, or metallic noise. Used especially to represent the sound of a musical instrument having a jangling or ringing tone.

exclamationˈplɪŋkɪti

Representing such a sound.

adjectiveˈplɪŋkɪti

Relating to or designating a sharp ringing sound, or a musical instrument producing it.

Usage

Usually in reduplicative combination with other similar imitative words, as plank, plink, plonk, etc., and suggesting an alternation of similar sounds

Origin

Late 19th century. From plink + -ety. Compare plinky [adjective] and slightly later plink.

词汇	plinkety
释义	Definition of plinkety in English: plinkety (also plinkity, plinketty) noun ˈplɪŋkɪti A high, sharp, tinkling, or metallic noise. Used especially to represent the sound of a musical instrument having a jangling or ringing tone. exclamation ˈplɪŋkɪti Representing such a sound. adjective ˈplɪŋkɪti Relating to or designating a sharp ringing sound, or a musical instrument producing it. Usage Usually in reduplicative combination with other similar imitative words, as plank, plink, plonk, etc., and suggesting an alternation of similar sounds Origin Late 19th century. From plink + -ety. Compare plinky adjective and slightly later plink. Definition of plinkety in US English: plinkety (also plinkity, plinketty) nounˈplɪŋkɪti A high, sharp, tinkling, or metallic noise. Used especially to represent the sound of a musical instrument having a jangling or ringing tone. exclamationˈplɪŋkɪti Representing such a sound. adjectiveˈplɪŋkɪti Relating to or designating a sharp ringing sound, or a musical instrument producing it. Usage Usually in reduplicative combination with other similar imitative words, as plank, plink, plonk, etc., and suggesting an alternation of similar sounds Origin Late 19th century. From plink + -ety. Compare plinky [adjective] and slightly later plink.
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