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- verb Present participle of
ding .
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Examples
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Looking over to the side mirror, I became convinced that someone was putting a new twist on Ding Dong Ditch only I hadn't seen a French kid run off after "dinging" and no giggles could be heard.
French Word-A-Day: 2007
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Looking over to the side mirror, I became convinced that someone was putting a new twist on Ding Dong Ditch only I hadn't seen a French kid run off after "dinging" and no giggles could be heard.
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Looking over to the side mirror, I became convinced that someone was putting a new twist on Ding Dong Ditch only I hadn't seen a French kid run off after "dinging" and no giggles could be heard.
French Word-A-Day: 2007
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Looking over to the side mirror, I became convinced that someone was putting a new twist on Ding Dong Ditch only I hadn't seen a French kid run off after "dinging" and no giggles could be heard.
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Looking over to the side mirror, I became convinced that someone was putting a new twist on Ding Dong Ditch only I hadn't seen a French kid run off after "dinging" and no giggles could be heard.
French Word-A-Day: 2007
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The purpose is to keep the back of the chair from making marks or 'dinging' walls which they may be pushed against.
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The purpose is to keep the back of the chair from making marks or 'dinging' walls which they may be pushed against.
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It throws a bone to the Occupy Wall Street crowd by dinging the financiers.
The Tobin Tax Mirage 2011
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In his news conference, the president also suggested dinging breaks for big oil companies and the well-to-do.
President Gets Flak for Jet-Tax Idea John D. McKinnon 2011
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If your bank used to charge you a 3% fee, they were probably dinging you for an extra 1 or 2%.
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