dingdong
- v go `ding dong', like a bell
- r heartily or earnestly
They fell to work dingdong
- After a dingdong battle, he gave up all but one amendment, but that one was plenty.
- In the Civil War's dingdong battle for West Virginia, when the wounded and the dying of the Union and Confederate armies were laid in rows in the glittering ballroom at White .
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