plink

At first only a note here and there, the plink!

The only sound was the occasional plink of the water.

Now and again a drop of water went plink into some unseen pool.

A moment later, she heard a plink as something dropped beneath the cabinet.

It went plink in a solid sort of way.

Off shore comes the plink of a ukelele from a canoe.

On the plink, she bathed the threat in light.

They had an plink in that, something that talked to satellites.

At one point there was a tiny plink that Bill felt through his bare feet on the hot metal rather than heard.

In the silence there was, very faintly, a plink.

Starting to climb, she heard a metallic plink behind her, and halted on the second step.

Her arm dropped and there was a plink!

A plank follows the same rules as a "plink".

There was a plink from the direction of thee pickled egg jar.

He listened, but there was only the wind, and the plink of raindrops falling from the trees.

Also, there is a plink, when a player hits the opponents cup but does not plunk.

The resulting sound is a light plink.

It hit the stone with a plink.

A plink results in a defensive team drink; no points are awarded to the offensive team.

Robert listened to the faint plink of water droplets seeping from the nearest wall.

A tiny steel implement snapped the frail fastening with a faint plink.

The file dropped with a plink.

It landed with a quiet "plink" a dozen feet on the other side of die door die guard was watching.

She could hear the musical plink and plonk of water dripping into deep water, somewhere behind her in the dark.

Every little plink of your guitar string echoes across the landscape like the crack of doom.

I'd rather stand off and plink if I have to fight at all.

He sent five men to plink arrows into the wash.

If the guy on the phone does come around, I can plink him legally now."

We used to drive into the country west of Boston, find some woods and plink away at bottles.

"I bought them for Joe to plink around with.

"I can just stand there and plink away," she said blissfully of her trips to the target range.

"Why don't you load up the 9, and you can plink away?"

Then, one of these days," Rosa made a flicking motion with her fingers, "plink!

He wants you to visit his rural spread and plink away to your heart's content - with anti-tank cannons.

Then he armed all three grenades, carefully letting the safeties plink off at the same instant.

Sleel would toss an empty stinger magazine into the air, then plink at it.

If we don't get any deer, we can always sit around and plink beer cans."

'Hell, shouldn't plink myself down there without a damned good reason.'

"I'm not saying we should buy carloads of it to practice or plink with, but as a duty round, this is the top of the line.

After making an exception to plink out a few bars of Tchaikovsky's favorite Mozart for a foreign visitor, the proprietors explained why.

Horns laugh, voices exhort and coo, keyboards plink and shimmy and hoot.

Banjos plink, fiddles sigh, dobros moan.

As banjos and mandolins plink amid eerie resonances, Mr. White contemplates the inexplicable.

Hearing his older sister Connie's piano lessons, Tao began to plink out children's songs on the piano, by ear, at the age of 18 months.

I mean some o this stuff is so gruesome it's radioactive, and you shouldn't plink yourself down in the fallout zone without a damned good reason.'

Guitars buzz in from overhead or work up to nervous tremolos, horn sections materialize out of nowhere, and pianos plink insistent dissonances.

As the set continued, the music grew more intricate, with the guitar adding kora-like lines and, eventually, the keyboards beginning to plink like balaphons (African marimbas).

Guitars slide and keyboards plink; bluesy funk is crosshatched with tinkling minimalist patterns, along with a hint of dissonance at unexpected moments.

He said it depended entirely on what I wanted it for: protection or sport shooting, frequent or occasional use, to kill an intruder or "plink" soup cans?