dingdong (dingdong)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 98
[A reduplication of ding2, in imitation of the sound of a bell. Cf. equiv. Sw. dingdang, dingelidang = Dan. ding dang.] 1. The sound of a bell, or any similar sound of repeated strokes.-2. A device in which two bells of different tone are struck alternately, used in striking the quarter-hours on a clock. - To go at or to it ding-dong, to fight in good earnest. His courage was flush'd, he'd venture a brush, And thus they went to it ding-dong. Old Ballad.
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →