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    din


    dinned


    dinning


    1. They were very hungry, jumping and snarling and twisting at him, savaging each other to get at him, deafening in their din


    2. Saint Urbain joined the din outside, and the interrogator


    3. loudly that it carried easily above the din of the other


    4. Within the din of inhuman howls he heard a pair of intelligible words ringing out from somewhere high above


    5. ’ - then his voice was drowned out by the din


    6. was lost in the din of the station


    7. Through the din and clamor, Senta smiled


    8. ‘Slow down Danny, wait for me and Ben,’ shouted Carol above the din of passing traffic


    9. The freaks were moaning and growling quite loudly, but I heard a muffled reply over the din


    10. 'Whatever you do, don't let him go off,' he had yelled above the industrious din

    11. He was used to blanking out the din that usually fed the crowd’s bloodlust


    12. Din was the hall where the rollers were


    13. The din of the storm was overwhelming them, and the added clatter of swords only made it worse


    14. As the helicopter touched down, Gonzalez got out, shouting at the pilot above the din of the rotating blades, “Stay with the chopper and keep your eyes open


    15. Straining my ears above the din of the engine and the wind-whipped noise coming through the large doorless opening in the side of the helicopter, I tried to listen in on the conversation going on between the winch-man and Detective Inspector Grunt


    16. "Will you put that thing down?" I shouted above the din of the engine


    17. "You alright, Peter boy?" he shouted above the din, concern creasing his forehead


    18. "The gas has ignited," I shouted above the rising din


    19. We rubbed up close as the din from inside the next room overwhelmed any and all conversation


    20. He realized that his attention to the blonde must have been obvious when Ferguson spoke in his ear in order to be heard over the din, “Forget it, Colling

    21. “There’s a game in progress in my back room, so it’s best to talk in here,” she said above the din of music


    22. When the din rises and becomes too loud


    23. He lowered his trembling arms and sagged his shoulders, speaking in a dim echo of his former voice, still audible though over the din of the battle surrounding the city and the mayhem caused by the fires who were sprouting like incandescent blossoms:


    24. Ethan was about to translate when Ludwig made himself heard over the din of the storm:


    25. His entire armory rose with them, with a collective clattering and din of metal,


    26. get out in time?” shouted Tseng over the din, fixing his suit tie


    27. The din of the city that could sometimes be heard across the causeway was not perceptible


    28. Others stroll along the midway or brave the carnival rides, adding to the sounds that permeate the air with the unique din only a midway can create


    29. We never did great each other formally, but in the din of that basement space,


    30. Despite the din, however, not a single person reacts to our presence

    31. The team for the pub that night was me, Martin, a housemate of Martin’s called Jess and some underwater hockey player who’s name (as he shouted it to me above the din at the bar) I never quite got


    32. At the same time, the clash and din of battle rose to an even greater height


    33. The din of battle ended twenty-three seconds later, and when the smoke had cleared, the simulacrums of Vinya and her mate were gone, while Dulyamil and his mate stood unscathed and victorious


    34. ” Somonik pronounced when the din had died down a bit, but his pronouncement only triggered another round of cheering


    35. You have made a soldier of yourself today! We all have!” he shouted above the din of the enormous amount of busy work


    36. commander, quickly taking in the scene, shouted above the approaching din to the remaining


    37. “Listen to me!” Moshe called out loudly above the din of distant ram's horn calls, as he climbed


    38. shouted above the din of the enormous amount of busy work


    39. helm as well, thudding just beneath the din of the ship


    40. subtle and indistinct that could be heard under the din of their

    41. Frank understood most everything the trombones might say, but it was hard to hear all of it over the din of battle


    42. At first she’d hated having to stay inside, irritated by the din of raindrops


    43. mystic Muhyi’d din Ibn’ arabi who lived in the thirteenth century recalls:


    44. His voice was deep, but he deliberately did not raise it above the din


    45. You carry the animals of the forest within you, and the voice of the wolves will rise, howling above the din of battle


    46. Dimitri, the Thessalian Resistance leader, trying to get Thanasi’s attention, yelled to be heard above the din of the celebrations


    47. Jonah stopped in the center of the city plain and raised his voice above the din of the market


    48. With the explosion of the din we all stood up


    49. ” You dawn headphones to cancel out the din of falling rocks and expanding air currents


    50. The din of early dinner professionals abounded, you miss the first couple of words coming out of Jane’s mouth as she lowers her camera









































    1. Let’s face it, that had been dinned into me well and truly


    2. The parties of groom were dinned in the dinning hall with grand reception


    3. I had them dinned into me constantly as a child, and I was constantly trying to obey them, and constantly was astonished at the unexpected results I arrived at; and now I know that it is a proof of artlessness to suppose that other people will think and feel and hope and enjoy what you do and in the same way that you do


    4. been dinned in my ears for the last four or five years


    5. They will go like sheep to the slaughter, knowing all the while where they are going, knowing that they are leaving their wives, knowing that their children will want for food, full of misgivings, yet intoxicated by the fine-sounding lies that are dinned into their ears


    1. of the large dinning table with Victor and


    2. We entered the harbour of Moudros and there we were transferred to the liner Mauritania which had been turned into a hospital ship the public rooms had been turned into wards Officers had the cabins and the dinning rooms had been turned into operating theatres


    3. In the hotel dinning room the next morning


    4. The dinning room table was not a big table, but it looked old maybe centuries old—and heavy, and it was a rich brown color


    5. The dinning room chairs were simple and classic and the same rich brown color as the table, and obviously made by the same maker of the table


    6. She started setting the dinning room table


    7. We ate at the dinning room table in the big front room off the kitchen


    8. and a white coffee table and a white dinning room table with white chairs


    9. I went and sat in the dinning room chair by the window


    10. Dingleberry had insisted I eat breakfast and dinner in my room; it had been days since I had been in the dinning room while food was being served

    11. The rest of the way to the dinning room where a place was already set for breakfast


    12. `You were supposed to eat in the dinning room


    13. `Well, she comes into town and barely two weeks later she is dinning with kings and a queen


    14. The flames from the grill leapt through their iron prison, the heat reaching across the bar to the entrance of the dinning room


    15. Gorham found Sidney waiting for him at the dinning table


    16. She was sitting alone in the dinning room and the servants were constantly removing food to go warm them up


    17. In the dinning room, we came across a wonderfully long oaken table, which had to be dismantled before we could even begin relocating it


    18. They got to the dinning room and after they were left alone, Victor asked, `What problems are those?'


    19. `No but nobody said I had to eat in the dinning room


    20. the dinning room, where sat a long ancient wooden table that

    21. The parties of groom were dinned in the dinning hall with grand reception


    22. “Vir, beta, call Sunita in the dinning hall immediately


    23. Her mother is waiting for her in the dinning hall,” mother said


    24. “S-Sorry! Actually, Sunita, your mother is waiting for you in the dinning hall, you come with me,” I said


    25. And I led her to the dinning hall


    26. Sunita joined her mother in the dinning hall


    27. I stayed in the dinning hall, watching her till she finished her dinner


    28. And I went to have my breakfast in the dinning hall


    29. Suddenly from the dinning room, was the laughing sound of that bald old


    30. bags into the room it was off to the bar and dinning room

    31. But still I acknowledge that I am perplexed when I hear the voices of Thrasymachus and myriads of others dinning in my ears; and, on the other hand, I have never yet heard the superiority of justice to injustice maintained by any one in a satisfactory way


    32. "The better reason for my not being conversant with the slang of the bank, which is here dinning in my ears from morning to night; that noise of jingling crowns, which are constantly being counted and re-counted, is odious to me


    33. like huge rams dinning on the ground


    34. Well, well, well! Stubb knows him best of all, and Stubb always says he's queer; says nothing but that one sufficient little word queer; he's queer, says Stubb; he's queer—queer, queer; and keeps dinning it into Mr


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    Synonyms for "din"

    commotion din ruckus ruction rumpus tumult blare blaring cacophony clamor boom uproar racket clamour hubbub hullabaloo hue and cry

    "din" definitions

    a loud harsh or strident noise


    the act of making a noisy disturbance


    make a resonant sound, like artillery


    instill (into a person) by constant repetition