1. made a harsh, discordant ringing sound
Usage: past tense of jangle
2. caused someone to feel nervous, irritated, or upset
Usage: past tense of jangle

1. feeling nervous, irritated, or on edge
Usage: informal

Examples

• The keys jangled loudly as she searched through her purse.
• The wind chimes jangled harshly in the storm.
• The constant noise jangled his nerves.
• Her criticism jangled my confidence.
• After the stressful meeting, I felt completely jangled.
• The jangled nerves of the students were obvious before the exam.
• The old bell jangled whenever someone opened the door.