clink
/klɪŋk/Definitions
1. verb
to make a sharp ringing sound, typically with a metallic object, especially a glass or a spoon against another object, often to signal the passing of time, to announce the serving of food or drinks, or to express approval or satisfaction.
“The clock struck 12 with a loud clink of its bell.”
2. noun
the sound made by a metallic object, especially a glass or a spoon, hitting another object.
“The clink of the spoon on the glass signaled the start of the toast.”
3. verb
to combine or join two or more things together, especially with a clinking sound.
“The coins clinked together as they fell into the piggy bank.”