Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Preterit of
ring . - An old form of
rank . - noun In petrography, in the quantitative system of classification, a division of igneous rocks lower than the ‘order,’ based on the character of the chemical bases in the preponderating group of standard minerals in each class. See
rock .
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- imp. of
ring , v. t. & i.
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- verb Simple past of
ring .
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Examples
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The name rang a bell, but the voice had been totally unfamiliar.
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The name rang a bell, but the voice had been totally unfamiliar.
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The name rang some sort of distant bell … something my doctor back in the States might have once recommended when I was going through one of my insomnia jags.
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The name rang some sort of distant bell … something my doctor back in the States might have once recommended when I was going through one of my insomnia jags.
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Still, I could make some calls and see if the name rang any bells, and there was always Eldritch and Associates although, in my experience, lawyers tended to be unhelpful at best in these situations.
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Still, I could make some calls and see if the name rang any bells, and there was always Eldritch and Associates although, in my experience, lawyers tended to be unhelpful at best in these situations.
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The name rang some sort of distant bell … something my doctor back in the States might have once recommended when I was going through one of my insomnia jags.
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The name rang some sort of distant bell … something my doctor back in the States might have once recommended when I was going through one of my insomnia jags.
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The name rang a vague bell and I leaned back in my ergonomically correct chair and wondered why.
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The name rang a vague bell and I leaned back in my ergonomically correct chair and wondered why.
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From the Century Dictionary:
"In petrography, in the quantitative system of classification, a division of igneous rocks lower than the ‘order,’ based on the character of the chemical bases in the preponderating group of standard minerals in each class. See rock."
You rang?
You rock!
September 4, 2019