Dingle
noun
A small wooded valley or dell, typically one that is secluded and picturesque.
They wandered through the dingle, enjoying the peaceful sounds of nature.

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Neutral
wooded dingle,picturesque dingle,secluded dingle
noun
A playful term that may refer to a small, playful gathering.
The children had a delightful dingle in the backyard.

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Informal
kids' dingle,friend's dingle,family dingle
noun
A small wooded valley or dell, typically one that is secluded and picturesque.
They wandered through the dingle, enjoying the peaceful sounds of nature.

Usage tips
Neutral
wooded dingle,picturesque dingle,secluded dingle
noun
A playful term that may refer to a small, playful gathering.
The children had a delightful dingle in the backyard.

Usage tips
Informal
kids' dingle,friend's dingle,family dingle
Definition 1 of 2

Nature
Imagery of nature often evokes emotions; Example: 'The dingle was a tranquil escape.'
Literary
The term is often seen in poetry; Example: 'In the dingle, the lights danced like stars.'
Colloquial
Used more commonly in specific regions; Example: 'The kids played in the dingle all afternoon.'
Nature
Imagery of nature often evokes emotions; Example: 'The dingle was a tranquil escape.'
Literary
The term is often seen in poetry; Example: 'In the dingle, the lights danced like stars.'
Colloquial
Used more commonly in specific regions; Example: 'The kids played in the dingle all afternoon.'
Nature
Imagery of nature often evokes emotions; Example: 'The dingle was a tranquil escape.'
Literary
The term is often seen in poetry; Example: 'In the dingle, the lights danced like stars.'
Colloquial
Used more commonly in specific regions; Example: 'The kids played in the dingle all afternoon.'
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