Definitions
make a rhythmic sound
Word origin
From Middle English thrum, throm (> Anglo-French trome), from Old English *þrum (found in tungeþrum (“ligament of the tongue”)) from Proto-Germanic *þrumą. Cognate with German Trumm, Trümmer and Old Norse þrǫmr (“edge, brim”), and more distantly to Latin termen.
Used in a sentence
“a profusion of insects, which produced a continuous thrum”
“She watched as he thrummed the guitar strings absently.”
“to thrum on a table”
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