a. rare. [ad. L. tintinnābulāt-us furnished with a bell or bells, f. tintinnābulum bell: see -ATE2 2.] Bell-shaped.
1874. Ruskin, Val D’Arno, i. § 22 (1886), 13. How that tintinnabulate roof differs from the dome of the Pantheon.
So Tintinnabulate v., intr. to ring, tinkle.
1906. Daily Chron., 4 Sept., 4/4. For some days past … the ox-bells have clinked and tintinnabulated.
