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ringles

ringles is the plural of ringle.

ringles is the third-person singular simple present indicative of ringle.

Meaning of ringle

Noun (1)

ringle (plural ringles)

  1. (dialectal, obsolete) A metal ring.
    • This being moreouer the generall courteſie of the great Cities of Germany, to preſent their loues to all Princes their ftiends,and Ambaſſadors of Princes;with an Oration,the Burgers bring each of them a great bottle of wine, which hangs by a ringle upon his arme; and if hee hath any buſineſſe or...1623, Frederick Henry, Prince of Orange, A Iovrnall of the Voyage of the Young Prince Fredericke Henry, Prince of Bohemia, London: […] Nathaniel Butter; Nicholas Bourne, page 9

Noun (2)

ringle (plural ringles)

  1. (uncommon) A CD single which includes a shortened ringtone version.
    • 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.2007 September 15, Ed Christman, “Ringles In, List Price Out?”, in Billboard, volume 110, number 37, →ISSN, →OCLC, page 21

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Proper noun capitalized: Ringles

Ringles

  1. (plural) plural of Ringle

Questions about ringles

What is ringles the plural of?
Ringles is the plural of ringle.
What part of speech is ringles?
Ringles is a proper noun.

Words near ringles in the dictionary

  1. ringlegged earwigs
  2. ringleist
  3. ringleists
  4. Ringler
  5. Ringlers
  6. ringles
  7. ringless
  8. ringlessness
  9. ringlestone
  10. ringlestones
  11. ringlet

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