Associations to the word «Ching»
Noun
- Tao
- Cheung
- Chiang
- Lau
- Tung
- Ling
- Shu
- Cheng
- Wen
- Chung
- Chong
- Chu
- Hung
- Ming
- Yen
- Divination
- Hua
- Sheng
- Yin
- Wong
- Te
- Chun
- Mei
- Lam
- Huang
- Jen
- Hui
- Chi
- Wu
- Chow
- Lin
- Chan
- Yun
- Taiwanese
- Lai
- Confucius
- Confucianism
- Wan
- Sung
- Seriousness
- Kung
- Yi
- Classic
- Chang
- Liang
- Wei
- Classics
- Yang
- Cha
- Po
- Chen
- Lu
- Kang
- Ho
- Li
- Roi
- Chao
- Shan
- Wang
- Ku
- Tan
- Mak
- Fang
- Ting
- Fu
- Taiwan
- Eng
- Ng
- Hu
- Tong
- Reverence
- Ping
- Yuan
- Tang
- Pang
- Neo
- Sitting
- Sutra
- Ju
- Ai
- Peking
- Liu
- Tam
- Hong
- Kan
- Ko
- Kong
- Tai
- Ta
- Pu
- Kai
- Taipei
- Quiet
- Bun
Wiktionary
CHING, noun. A pair of small bowl-shaped finger cymbals made of thick and heavy bronze, used in the music of Thailand and Cambodia.
CHING, interjection. Used to represent the sound of metal or glass clinking.
CHING, noun. (countable) A ringing sound, as of metal or glass being struck.
CHING, noun. (uncountable) (slang) Money (from the sound of a cash register ringing up an amount).
CHING, verb. To chink or clink; to make a ringing sound, as of metal or glass being struck.
CHING, noun. (Scotland) (slang) Cocaine.
CHING CHONG, interjection. (offensive) (ethnic slur) Mimicking Chinese speech.
CHING MING, proper noun. Alternative form of Qingming
CHING MING FESTIVAL, proper noun. Alternative form of Qingming Festival
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