Synonyms for dingle

Grammar : Noun

Spell : ding-guh l

Phonetic Transcription : ˈdɪŋ gəl

Top 10 synonyms for dingle

Other synonyms for the word dingle

Définition of dingle

Origin : "deep dell or hollow, usually wooded," mid-13c., of unknown origin; a dialectal word until it entered literary use 17c.

As in valley : noun hollow in the land
As in brush : noun scrappy bushes
As in vale : noun valley
As in dale : noun valley
As in dell : noun valley

Example sentences :

Anon I heard a boisterous shout, which seemed to proceed from the entrance of the dingle.
Extract from : « Lavengro » by George Borrow

On arriving at the extremity of the plain, I looked towards the dingle.
Extract from : « The Romany Rye » by George Borrow

Passing on, I proceeded to the spring, where I filled the kettle, and then returned to the dingle.
Extract from : « The Romany Rye » by George Borrow

Now, you had better go down to the brook in the dingle and have a drink.
Extract from : « Beautiful Joe » by Marshall Saunders

And now in the broad daylight I was half afraid to examine the dingle.
Extract from : « Dariel » by R. D. Blackmore

It is at the southern entrance of the open bay of Dingle towards the sea.
Extract from : « The Atlantic Telegraph » by William Howard Russell

This Dingle Peninsula is explored by very few, unexplored by me, alas!
Extract from : « Munster » by Stephen Lucius Gwynn

Every soul stood amazed, and nobody spoke but Dingle himself.
Extract from : « Three Courses and a Dessert » by Anonymous

She comes of a good family, Mrs. Dingle, and if you won't be a mother to her, I will!
Extract from : « Three Courses and a Dessert » by Anonymous

Only at the entrance to the dingle the words failed from off my tongue.
Extract from : « The Splendid Spur » by Arthur T. Quiller Couch

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