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to ring the base with a gold band.
v. 1 peal, chime, toll, knell, tintinnabulate, ding-dong, gong,
sound, resonate, resound, echo, re-echo, reverberate; clang,
jangle; tinkle, clink, jingle, ding-a-ling, ring-a-ding-ding,
Archaic or dialect knoll: The bells rang out their joyous
announcement of peace on earth. 2 telephone, ring up, phone,
call, give (someone) a ring, Colloq (give (someone) a) buzz,
give (someone) a tinkle, get (someone) on the blower or horn, US
(give (someone) a) jingle: I'll ring you when I am next in
town.
--n. 3 ringing, peal, pealing, chime, chiming, toll, tolling,
tintinnabulation, knell, sounding, resonating, echo, echoing,
re-echo, re-echoing, reverberation, reverberating; clang,
clanging, jangle, jangling; tinkle, tinkling, clink, clinking,
jingle, jingling, ding-a-ling, ring-a-ding-ding, Archaic or
dialect knoll: I couldn't hear the ring at the door because the
water was running. 4 (telephone or phone) call, Colloq buzz,
tinkle, US jingle: Don't forget to give your mother a ring on
Sunday.
rinse
v. 1 wash (out or off), wash up, clean, cleanse, bathe, drench,
flood, flush, irrigate, Chiefly Brit swill (out), Literary lave:
Use plenty of fresh water to rinse all the soap out of the
clothes. 2 tint, dye, touch up, highlight: The hairdresser
rinsed a little blue into Martine's greying hair.
--n. 3 rinsing, wash, washing, bath, bathing, cleaning,
cleansing, ablution, drenching, flood, flushing, irrigation,
Medicine lavage, Literary laving: The softening agent should be
added in the final rinse. 4 tint, dye: I had no idea that she
used a rinse - I thought her hair was naturally reddish.
riot
n. 1 rioting, riotous behaviour, disturbance, uproar, tumult,
turmoil, (civil) disorder, lawlessness, hubbub, rumpus,
turbulence, fracas, fray, affray, mˆl‚e or melee, pandemonium,
Donnybrook, brawl, row, unrest, commotion, bother, imbroglio,
outburst, anarchy, disruption, violence, strife, Colloq ruckus,
ruction, to-do, do, Brit bovver, punch-up: The government is
unable to quell the food riots, which have become more frequent
and more violent. 2 funny person or woman or man, comedian or
comedienne, hilarious event or bit or shtick or thing or piece