Ting (verb)

To make a high-pitched sound, especially by striking or tapping a metal or other hard surface.

Origin:

The word "ting" is derived from the middle english word "tingen" meaning to sound or ring. it has been used since the 14th century.

Examples:

1. The metal spoon tinged against the glass as she stirred her tea.
2. The bell in the tower tinged to signal the start of class.
3. The sound of the church bell tinging in the distance was a soothing sound.
4. He tinged the triangle to call the children to dinner.
5. The sound of the wind chime tinging in the breeze was a pleasant sound.