What is another word for thrum?
Pronunciation:
[ θɹˈʌm], [ θɹˈʌm], [ θ_ɹ_ˈʌ_m]
Related words: thrumming lyrics, thrumming guitars, thrumming guitar chords, thrumming guitar tab, thrumming guitar riffs, thrumming chords, thrumming ukulele
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Synonyms for Thrum:
n.
• event (noun) • fiber (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun) • rumble (noun) • thread (noun)v.
• drone (verb) • drum (verb) • hum (verb) • Other relevant words: (verb)- go.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- pulsate,
- nasalizes,
- whirrs,
- go pit-a-pat,
- Thrumming,
- Purred,
- Bumming,
- Bummed,
- pulsing,
- whirr,
- bombilate,
- Tattooed,
- hum,
- Thrummed,
- Whirred,
- Nasalizing,
- sing low,
- Tattooing,
- drum,
- nasalize,
- bombinating,
- Nasalized,
- bombinate,
- pulsating,
- Tattoos,
- drone,
- thrums,
- Purring.
- baffle,
- Rataplan,
- spatter,
- earn,
- beating,
- murmuration,
- rat-a-tat,
- twang,
- ruffle,
- pounding,
- bone,
- bewilder,
- catch,
- confuse,
- boulder,
- crush,
- dumbfound,
- mug up,
- attain,
- hem,
- drumming,
- bouquet,
- flummox,
- perplex,
- patter,
- beat,
- murmuring,
- splatter,
- boil,
- flap,
- gain,
- rub-a-dub,
- pick,
- amaze,
- seethe,
- beat a ruffle,
- beat out,
- gravel,
- tucker out,
- buzzing,
- quiver,
- pound,
- flutter,
- beat the drum,
- calculus,
- astound,
- tap,
- wash up,
- pitter-patter,
- beat a tattoo,
- hammer,
- jar,
- pit-a-pat,
- garland,
- festoon,
- circumvent,
- sway,
- Pitapat,
- take,
- spattering,
- tapper,
- oscillate,
- outfox,
- sputter,
- thumping,
- get,
- pulse,
- whiz,
- tap-tap,
- splutter,
- border,
- drumfire,
- pluck,
- throbbing,
- become,
- pebble,
- beat time,
- flower,
- verge,
- boundary,
- scramble,
- drumbeat,
- stupefy,
- astonish,
- grind away,
- ratatat,
- cram,
- swot,
- puzzle,
- overreach,
- rattattoo,
- fringe,
- palpitation,
- keep time,
- taping,
- sweep,
- taps,
- fall,
- droning,
- rip off,
- thud,
- Swot Up,
- paradiddle,
- outwit,
- churr,
- bone up,
- thrash,
- limit,
- header,
- outsmart,
- nonplus,
- work over,
- trounce,
- staccato,
- mystify,
- rat-tat-tat,
- fetch,
- count,
- tassel,
- edge,
- chisel,
- chirr,
- margin,
- brim,
- pose,
- plunk,
- acquire,
- vanquish,
- palpitate,
- exhaust,
- cheat,
- whirring,
- ruff,
- thump,
- chaplet,
- conquer,
- rock,
- vex,
- brink,
- whizz,
- birr,
- pulsation,
- rat-tat,
- vibration,
- barrage,
- shell,
- burr,
- be superior,
- stone,
- Tom-tom,
- beat-up,
- bunk,
- tapped.
How to use "Thrum" in context?
When you hear the word "thrum," what does that make you think of? Probably one of two things: 1) a dull, persistent noise that you can't stop hearing or 2) a buzzing sensation that you feel in your chest. But what exactly is the connection between these two images?
The word "thrum" comes from the Old English word "thruahm," which means "a dull noise." This sound likely comes from the vibration of the soft palate inside the mouth. This vibration is created when you articulate the letter "r" or when you speak in a high-pitched voice.
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