clinked
Made toast sound
Clinked is the past tense of clink, meaning to make a light, sharp ringing sound, typically when hard objects strike each other: They clinked glasses and drank to his health.
The word often appears in toasting contexts.
Clink can also refer to the sound itself, or slang for jail—from the name of a London prison.
Corrective eyewear or tumblers
- cheersCasual toast or farewell
- champagneEffervescent celebratory wine
- celebrationFestive event marking occasion
- toastHeated bread; glass-raising honor
flutes · goblets · wine · crystal · stemware · prosecco · bubbly · salud
Struck with force
- struckPast tense of hitting
- tappedStruck gently or selected
- knockedStruck with fist
- bumpedStruck with impact
touched · rattled · jingled · jangled · chimed · pinged · rang · sounded
Confined in prison
- incarceratedConfined in prison
- imprisonedHeld in custody
- locked upConfined or secured
- detainedHeld against one's will
confined · slammer · behind bars · cell · penitentiary · custody · arrested · booked
glasses
Corrective eyewear or tumblers
- cheersCasual toast or farewell
- champagneEffervescent celebratory wine
- celebrationFestive event marking occasion
toast · flutes · goblets · wine · crystal · stemware · prosecco · bubbly · salud · prost
collided
Struck with force
bumped · touched · rattled · jingled · jangled · chimed · pinged · rang · sounded · metal
jailed
Confined in prison
- incarceratedConfined in prison
- imprisonedHeld in custody
- locked upConfined or secured
detained · confined · slammer · behind bars · cell · penitentiary · custody · arrested · booked · sentenced
- clinking glassesTouching drinks together
- clink glassesStrike drinkware ceremonially