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Definitions for Ding

[1] to cause to make a ringing sound.
[2] to speak about insistently.
[3] to make a ringing sound.
[4] to talk insistently.
[5] a ringing sound.
[6] to cause surface damage to; dent: Flying gravel had dinged the car's fenders.
[7] to strike with force; hit: The catcher was dinged on the shoulder by a wild throw.
[8] to blackball: Only one freshman was dinged by the fraternity.
[9] dent; nick: The surfboard has a few dings in it from scraping over rocks.
[10] Jay Nor·wood [nawr -woo  d] /ˈnɔr wʊd/ , Ding , 1876–1962, U.S. political cartoonist.
[11] to ring or cause to ring, esp with tedious repetition
[12] (tr) another word for din 1 (def. 2)
[13] an imitation or representation of the sound of a bell
[14] Australian informal a party or social event
[15] to strike; dash down
[16] to surpass
[17] a person very much loved: often used as a term of address
[18] a favourite the teacher's darling
[19] beloved
[20] much admired; pleasing a darling hat
[21] Grace. 1815–42, English national heroine, famous for her rescue (1838) of some shipwrecked sailors with her father, a lighthouse keeper

Words related to Ding

knock, pound, beat, drive, clang, dent, dash, nick, stroke, thump, thrust, ring

Words nearby Ding

dineric, dinero, dinesen, dinesen, isak, dinette, ding, ding an sich, ding ling, ding-a-ling, ding-dong, dingaan

Origin of Ding

21250–1300; Middle English dingen, dengen, probably Old English *dingan; akin to Old English dencgan, Old Norse dengja

Word origin for Ding

arlingOld English dēorling; see dear , -ling 1

Synonyms for Ding

beat, clang, dash, dent, drive, knock, nick, pound, ring, stroke, thrust, thump