tinkle
/ˈtɪŋkəl/
verb
- To make a light, clear ringing sound.
- The ice in his glass tinkled when he raised it for a toast.
- The tiny bells on the cat's collar tinkled as it walked.
- She tinkled the keys on the piano to warm up her fingers.
- To urinate (informal, often used with children).
- He tinkled in the potty for the first time today.
- The puppy needs to go outside to tinkle.
- Don't forget to tinkle before we leave the house.
noun
- A light, clear ringing sound, like that of a small bell.
- I heard the tinkle of a bell when someone opened the shop door.
- The ice cubes made a soft tinkle as they dropped into the glass.
- The tinkle of the wind chimes soothed her as she sat on the porch.
- An act of urinating (informal, often used with children).
- She took her toddler to the bathroom for a quick tinkle.
- After the long hike, they stopped behind a tree for a tinkle.
- The little boy said he needed a tinkle before the car ride.