ppl. a. [f. CHIME v.1] Rung in harmonious succession; rhymed, etc.
1630. Shirley, Upon Prince’s Birth, Wks. VI. 423. The Muses, that in well-chim’d verse … do sing.
1821. Joanna Baillie, Metr. Leg., Lady G. Baillie, xli. She heard the chim’d bells.
ppl. a. [f. CHIME v.1] Rung in harmonious succession; rhymed, etc.
1630. Shirley, Upon Prince’s Birth, Wks. VI. 423. The Muses, that in well-chim’d verse … do sing.
1821. Joanna Baillie, Metr. Leg., Lady G. Baillie, xli. She heard the chim’d bells.
