Ringle
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Pronunciation /ɹɪŋɡl̩/ · Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Ringle is a noun meaning (transitive, dialectal, obsolete) To fit or attach a ringle to.
Meaning
(transitive, dialectal, obsolete) To fit or attach a ringle to.
More Meanings
- (music, uncommon) A CD single which includes a shortened ringtone version.
- (dialectal, obsolete) A metal ring.
Example Sentences
The ringle is expected to contain three songs—one hit and maybe one remix and one older track—and one ringtone, on a CD with a slip sleeve cover.
Meanwhile, label profit margins for the format are considered slim. The majors are gambling that the ringle can instill in consumers the mind-set to connect to the Internet via the CD.
70 For rooting of paſture ring hog ye had need, Which being well ringled,the better do feed. Though yong with their elders, will lightly kepe beſt yet ſpare not to ringle, both great and the reſt.
They are then sold at a small profit, of sometimes only 6d. per head, to the larger farmers to " shack" upon the barley or oat stubbles, while the " swine well ringled" are put upon the wheat ones.
Word Forms
- ringles
- ringling
- ringled
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include ringer, ruckle, rink, ruelle, rinker.
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