Jangle

What do we mean by jangle?

To make a harsh metallic sound. intransitive verb

To cause to make a harsh discordant sound. intransitive verb

To have an irritating effect on. intransitive verb

A harsh metallic sound. noun

Idle talk; chatter; babble. noun

Altercation; wrangle; quarrel. noun

Discordant sound. noun

A seaweed, Laminaria digitata. noun

To talk much or loudly; chatter; babble; jabber.

To quarrel; altercate; bicker; wrangle; grumble.

To sound discordant or harsh; make harsh discord.

To gossip; contend; tell.

To cause to sound harsh or inharmonious; cause to emit discordant sounds.

To utter in a discordant or inharmonious manner.

Idle talk; prate; chatter; babble. noun

Discordant sound; wrangling. noun

The unmelodious ringing of multiple metallic objects striking together, such as a set of small bells. noun

To sound harshly or discordantly, as bells out of tune. intransitive verb

To talk idly; to prate; to babble; to chatter; to gossip. intransitive verb

To quarrel in words; to altercate; to wrangle. intransitive verb

A rattling metallic sound.

Idle talk; prate; chatter; babble.

The act of doing something non-productive, sometimes for the sake of annoying or amusing another person. Can be used as a verb or adjective. Urban Dictionary

To mix olde english malt liquor with welch's grape soda. Urban Dictionary

To have a jangle meaning a good gossip or bitching session. Mainly used up North (UK) Urban Dictionary

To dance in an alluring manor Urban Dictionary

Act of smacking a guy in the balls Urban Dictionary

Noun. a large, noisy mass, as in keys on a ring. Urban Dictionary

The sound of two testicles smacking together. Urban Dictionary

An unidentified or hypothetical group of people known for wrong-doing or otherwise jank behavior. Urban Dictionary

To get crazy drunk or crunk at Christmas or anytime during the winter holiday season. This typically includes an encouraging, supporting group of friends to share in the jangledness. Festively drunk. Urban Dictionary

Expression used in conjunction with the act of making and proving a point; literally comes from the sound that metal bracelets make when someone is conversing while forcefully using hand gestures to emphasize the verbal message. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to jangle:
jangle, angle, tangle, jungle, mangle, dangle, jingle, bangle, wangle, fangle, rangle, jargle, gangle, jangly, pangle, nangle, hangle, cangle.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word jangle:
jingle, pop, paisley, beatles, indie, piano, bands, keys, guitar, genre, athens, comics, punk, barry, sound, underground, rock, tests, sounds, alternative, vocal, folk, band, scene, artists, bass, records, santa, influence, refer, songs, morning, song, metal, album, operation, formed.

Words that rhyme with jangle:
angle, triangle, tangle, wrangle, mangle, dangle, strangle, entangle, bangle, wangle, spangle, fangle, disentangle, untangle, phase angle, obtuse angle, right angle, isosceles triangle, acute angle, newfangle, acute triangle, right triangle, salient angle, pangle, nangle, critical angle, hour angle, equiangular triangle, wrangell, exterior angle, camera angle, interior angle, oblique triangle, reflex angle, solid angle, obtuse triangle, oblique angle, straight angle, plane angle, sea tangle, spherical triangle, cutting angle, incidence angle, external angle, extinction angle, helix angle, tilt angle, round angle, stangle, internal angle, reentering angle, spherical angle, stangl, vertical angle, view angle, wave angle, face angle, gangl, langill.

Adjectives that are often used to describe jangle:
discordant, loud, jingle, harsh, sudden, faint, sharp, degrading, mischievous, low, distant, horrible, metallic, merry, daily, confused, occasional, shrill, sweet, constant, pleasant, mere, single, incessant, wild, insistent, soft, continual, further, broken, muffled, envious, continuous, musical, thin, familiar, noisy, tinny, meaningless, hideous, perpetual, terrible, interminable, eternal, everlasting, dull, painful, mad, raucous, barbaric, strident, furious, erratic, horrid, inevitable, inconsiderate, bothersome, nervous, grand, unspeakable, rabid, franc, unpleasant, wheezy, tringle, melancholy, awful, trangle, joyous, ceaseless, slight, thick, deafening, persistent, finer, delightful, golden, rhetorical, terrific, disagreeable, violent, dense, distinctive, buster, fast, ugly, oldfashioned, responsive.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective jangle:
fallacy, fallacies, jingle, morning, sound, series.

Consonant match to jangle:
jungle, jingle.

Words that sound like jangle:
jangle, jungle, jingle, gingle, jingal, jangles, jangled, jangler, gangle, shingle, shankle, hangle, juggle, jiggle, jackal, jenga, jungles, jingles, jango, jackel, janel, jamel, jingled, joggle, janka, jugal, genga, jungled, jingler, jacal, janca, gingell, yongle, gingal, tangle, dangle, mangle, bangle, wrangle, wangle, rangle, fangle, hingle, mangal, shinkle, hengel, nangle, hankel, pangle, schenkel, wrangell, wrangel, schinkel, jalil, angle, gentle, jekyll, genial, django, janky, jingo, angl, jangling, jameel, jenell, janko, ginnel, javel, jugale, jemal, gemayel, genal, jonell, janco, jongen, jungen, jamul, janken, gemel, jargle, geml, jokul, ganga, gaggle, ingle, gunkel, gagel, ingel, channel, bengal, bungle, bingle, channell, changa, cankle, dangel, bengel, bongle, dingel, chacal.