Crossword clues for windchime
Wiktionary
n. A chime constructed from suspended tubes, rods, bells, etc., often hung outside a building or residence as a visual and aural ornament to be played by the wind.
Usage examples of "windchime".
He saw the three sprawled hooters, and Sister Windchime, and the girl, still on her horse, and the man still kneeling beside it .
A row of hanging planters screened the front windows from the street and a set of glass windchimes, suspended in one corner of the porch, tinkled with the wind.
Amid the intricate colours of this courtyard, and the flashing glass windchimes which tinkled in the far archways, as she fumbled sightlessly but occasionally glanced at things with those odd, white eyes, it seemed yet more likely that she was blind, or at least terribly near-sighted.
Then a rattling, glittering construction had flashed across his view, and the man fell to his knees with a sob, and coins of bright red blood began rapidly appearing under him and around him on the smooth stones and in the same instant Sister Windchime put her heels to her horse's flanks and went avalanching down the slope.