jinglin

They'll be expectin 'us to light out for the home range, not go jinglin' in to wheah they've forted up.

Ride Proud, Rebel! Andre Norton 1958

Money don't cut no ice this trip, though it _is_ a mighty handy thing to have a jinglin 'in your jeans -- ain't it?

The Statesmen Snowbound Robert Fitzgerald

Every time de earth commence shakin, dem dish start jinglin.

Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves South Carolina Narratives, Part 4 Work Projects Administration

"I've hearn him a-jinglin 'it in his room; an' night afore las 'I clim' up-stairs and peeked in, an 'he had a whole pile of gold pieces 'bout that high," measuring with his hands; "but he see me, an 'he said he'd gimme a whalin' ef he catched me at it agin."

That Mainwaring Affair

"How come them boys festooned with so much jinglin 'hardware?"

Lady Luck Hugh Wiley

"It do wring my 'eart -- ah, that it do! to think o' pore Jarge a convic 'at Bot'ny Bay!" said Old Amos, "a-workin ', an' diggin ', an' slavin 'wi' irons on 'is legs an' arms, a-jinglin ', an' ajanglin 'when' e walks."

The Broad Highway Jeffery Farnol 1915

And I want to say that we sure clattered down from the Butte and the Blue in the old days, with our rein chains jinglin ', thinkin' -- some of us -- that Arizona was ours to fare-ye-well.

Partners of Chance Henry Herbert Knibbs 1909

Funny thing -- that bunch of punchers what started me lookin 'for that there hotel that time -- they come jinglin' up last week.

Sundown Slim Henry Herbert Knibbs 1909

A high board fence was acrost one end of the room, and from behind it comes a jinglin 'of telephone bells and the sounds of talk.

The Depot Master Joseph Crosby Lincoln 1907

The driver grins good-natured and stows us into a two-seated sleigh, and off we're whirled, bells jinglin ', for half a mile or so through the stinging mornin' air.

The House of Torchy Sewell Ford 1907