jingle|jingles in English

noun

[jin·gle || 'dʒɪŋgl]

pinging or clinking sound, tinkling noise; something which clinks or tinkles; combination of words or sounds which tends to stick in the mind; song which contains a catchy combination of words or sounds

Use "jingle|jingles" in a sentence

1. Michael: Jingle Bells , Jingle Bells , Jingle All the Way.

2. You can order a custom intro and Additionals to the intro like: outro, jingles, voice acapella, Custom Jingles and video animation.

3. Jingle {noun} (verse) Cantilena

4. Today we'll sing a song , Jingle Bells.

5. The sleigh bells jingle as we ride.

6. The composing, development and production of musical recordings, all being advertising jingles

7. What a captivating jingle it is!

8. Doug says when you write a jingle, use alliteration.

9. The knives and forks set up their regular jingle.

10. The chain on his amulets begins to jingle.

11. the jingle of coins in his pocket.

12. I got a jingle from Tom today.

13. Summary : Director Mr Jingle Ma defaults this kind of speculation.

14. Jingle Bells and Silent Night are popular Christmas carols.

15. Do you have jingle bell on the Christmas tree?

16. Synonyms for Catchlines include slogans, watchwords, catchphrases, catchwords, jingles, mantras, mottos, shibboleths, banners and cries

17. Then he heard, faintly but distinctly, the jingle of a bridle.

18. A jingle for every occasion: birthdays, menstruation, first love.

19. Jingle bell. Bad me smell. I just crap my pant.

20. A Catchy TV commercial jingle is one that kids can't stop singing.

21. With jingle bells and workshop elves and time to ho , ho, ho.

22. He made kitchen utensils and appliances jingle in the kitchen.

23. Just then there was the jingle of keys outside the door.

24. Further along is Jingle Pot, another large crater of no great depth.

25. Jesse is an up-and-coming advertising jingle writer, he's a musician-