Difference between Throbs and Pounding

THROBS vs POUNDING: NOUN

Repeated heavy blows
An instance of rapid strong pulsation (of the heart)
The act of pounding (delivering repeated heavy blows)
In coining, the process of testing repeatedly the weight of a given number of blanks punched from a sheet of gold or silver.
The act of beating, bruising, or breaking up; a beating.
A pounded or pulverized substance.
An act in which something or someone is pounded

Whirls, Shimmers, Crackles, Hums, Pulsing, Thrums, Pulses, Pulsates, Pound, Thrill, Shudder, Pulse, Shiver, Pounding, Pulsate

Shock, Raging, Flying, Flapping, Blow, Shelling, Bombarding, Beating, Hitting, Knocking, Hammer, Buffeting, Throb, Throbbing, Hammering

Eddying, Tinkles, Ache, Palpitate, Whirls, Hums, Pulsing, Thrums, Pound, Thrill, Shudder, Pulse, Shiver, Pounding, Pulsate

Banging, Pummeling, Racing, Shock, Raging, Flying, Flapping, Blow, Bombarding, Beating, Knocking, Hammer, Throb, Throbbing, Hammering

If one has a heart that beats and that beat throbs to seek, the purity of love in galore!
Honda at any speed while the Indian throbs, shakes and growls constantly, but not in a bad way.
The images arc misty and the music throbs.
Hunks, spunks and heart-throbs: Pacific magazine's has just celebrated its 21st anniversary.
His pulse was beating in great throbs, with ominous intervals between.
The track throbs back into life and continues on its way.
It vanishes; faint sound throbs everywhere, Even in my fingers.
Why throbs it so, With such an anxious thrill?
"It throbs all the time and is really painful.
My left arm throbs, but luckily, Percy was wrong.