(A). A blow. To ding it in one's ears. To repeat a subject over
and over again; to teach by repetition. To strike. (Anglo-Saxon
dencg [an] to knock strike beat.) Hence “ding-dong” as “They
were at it ding-dong.” The butcher's axe like great Achilles'
bat Dings deadly downe ten-thousand-thousand flat. Source:
Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, E. Cobham Brewer, 1894 More on
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