Difference between Thrum and Drum

THRUM vs DRUM: NOUN

Any short piece of yarn or rope
The fringe of threads of warp left after cloth has been cut off of a loom
A hat made of coarse woolen cloth.
A knitted cap.
A mat made of canvas and tufts of yarn.
A shove out of place; a small displacement or fault along a seam.
A threadlike part of a flower; a stamen.
Any coarse yarn; an unraveled strand of rope.
One of the ends of weaver's threads; hence, any soft, short threads or tufts resembling these.
A ragged rocky headland swept by the sea. Also thrum-cap.
Plural Coarse yarn; waste yarn.
Pl. Naut., short bits of rope-yarn used for sewing on mats.
A tuft, or a collection of tufts; a fringe or tassel.
Hence Any loose thread, or a mass or tuft of loose filamentous material.
The fringe of threads which remains attached to a loom when the web has been cut off; also, one of such threads.
A heap.
A troop.
A monotonous sound, as from the careless or unskilful fingering of a guitar or harp.
The character of being thrumeyed.
A loose end, fringe, or tuft of thread or wool.
One of these threads.
The fringe of warp threads left on a loom after the cloth has been cut off.
A thrumming sound

In anatomy and zoöl.: The tympanum or middle ear.
In a vase or similar vessel, that part of the body which approximates to a cylindrical form.
A doffer in a carding-machine.
A washing-tub for cleaning rags in paper-making.
A steam-tight cask in which printed fabrics are submitted to the action of steam to fix the colors.
In water-heaters or steam-boilers, a chamber into which heated water is made to flow in order to afford room for other bodies of water from parts of the boiler not so near the fire.
A circular radiator for steam or hot air; a stove-drum or steam-drum.
The cast-iron case which holds the coiled spring of a spring car-brake.
The grinding cylinder or cone of some mills.
A cylinder on which wire is wound, as in wire-drawing.
The barrel of a crane or windlass.
Specifically— A cylinder revolving on an axis for the purpose of turning wheels by means of belts or bands passing round it.
In machinery, a term applied to various contrivances resembling a drum in shape.
An upright member under or above a dome.
One of the blocks of nearly cylindrical form of which the shafts of many columns are constructed.
In arch.: The solid part of the Corinthian and Composite capital, otherwise called bell, vase, or basket.
A musical instrument of the percussive class, consisting of a hollow wooden or metallic body and a tightly stretched head of membrane which is struck with a stick.
A long narrow ridge or mound of sand, gravel, and boulders: a name given by Irish geologists to elevations of this kind believed to have been the result of glacial agencies. See eskar, horseback, and kame. Also called drumlin.
Specifically
A ridge; a hill.
The eardrum.
Any of various marine and freshwater fishes of the family Sciaenidae that make a drumming sound by vibrating certain muscles attached to the swim bladder.
Any of the cylindrical stone blocks that are stacked to form the shaft of a column.
A circular or polygonal wall supporting a dome or cupola.
Something resembling a drum in shape or structure, especially a barrellike metal container or a metal cylinder wound with cable, wire, or heavy rope.
A sound produced by this instrument.
A percussion instrument consisting of a hollow cylinder or hemisphere with a membrane stretched tightly over one or both ends, played by beating with the hands or sticks.
A bulging cylindrical shape; hollow with flat ends
A hollow cast-iron cylinder attached to the wheel that forms part of the brakes
The sound of a drum
A cylindrical metal container used for shipping or storage of liquids
A musical percussion instrument; usually consists of a hollow cylinder with a membrane stretch across each end
Small to medium-sized bottom-dwelling food and game fishes of shallow coastal and fresh waters that make a drumming noise

THRUM vs DRUM: VERB

To cause a steady rhythmic vibration, usually by plucking.
Make a rhythmic sound
Sound with a monotonous hum
Sound the strings of (a string instrument)

Study intensively, as before an exam
Play a percussion instrument
Make a rhythmic sound

THRUM vs DRUM: INTRANSITIVE VERB

Hence, to make a monotonous drumming noise.
To play rudely or monotonously on a stringed instrument with the fingers; to strum.
To speak in a monotonous tone of voice; drone.
To strum idly on a stringed instrument.
To speak, repeat, or recite in a monotonous tone of voice; drone.
To play (a stringed instrument) idly or monotonously.

To expel or dismiss in disgrace. Often used with out:
To make known to or force upon (a person) by constant repetition.
To summon by or as if by beating a drum.
To perform (a piece or tune) on or as if on a drum.
To produce a booming, reverberating sound by beating the wings, as certain birds do.
To thump or tap rhythmically or continually.
To play a drum or drums.

THRUM vs DRUM: TRANSITIVE VERB

To insert short pieces of rope-yarn or spun yarn in.
To furnish with thrums; to insert tufts in; to fringe.
Hence, to drum on; to strike in a monotonous manner; to thrum the table.
To play, as a stringed instrument, in a rude or monotonous manner.
To knit thrums into (mittens, hats, or socks).
To cover or trim with thrums; fringe.

THRUM vs DRUM: OTHER WORD TYPES

Sound the strings of (a stringed instrument)
Made of thrums, or waste yarn: as, a thrum cap or hat.
To drum or tap idly on.
To play idly or unskilfully on (some stringed instrument) with the fingers; sound by fingering in a listless or monotonous manner.
To drum or tap idly on something with the fingers.
To play with the fingers on a stringed instrument in an idle, listless, monotonous, or unskilful manner; strum.
To thatch.
To make of or cover with thrums, or appendages resembling thrums.

Hollow with flat ends
A bulging cylindrical shape
Usually consists of a hollow cylinder with a membrane stretched across each end
A musical percussion instrument
To force upon the attention by continual iteration; din: as, to drum something into one's ears.
To summon as by beat of drum.
Milit., to expel formally and accompany in departure with the beat of the drum: often used figuratively, and usually followed by out: as, the disgraced soldier was drummed out of the regiment.
To perform on a drum, as a tune.
To produce a sound resembling drumming: said of partridges, blackcock, and other birds. It is done by quivering the expanded feathers of the wings.
To sound like a drum; resound.
To attract recruits, as by the sound of the drum; hence, in the United States, to sue for partizans, customers, etc.: followed by for.
To beat, as the heart; throb.
To beat rhythmically or regularly with the fingers or something else, as if using drum sticks: as, to drum on the table.
To beat a drum; beat or play a tune on a drum.
In forestry, to haul (logs) by drum and cable out of a hollow or cove.
To treat in a drum, as skins. See druml, n., 3 .

THRUM vs DRUM: RELATED WORDS

Cacophony, Clangor, Whoosh, Crackle, Gurgle, Burble, Rumble, Whir, Whirr, Throb, Fringe, Beat, Drum, Strum, Hum

Metal drum, Bone up, Brake drum, Grind away, Mug up, Swot up, Membranophone, Bone, Get up, Swot, Barrel, Cram, Beat, Thrum, Drumfish

THRUM vs DRUM: DESCRIBE WORDS

Whump, Cacophony, Clangor, Whoosh, Crackle, Gurgle, Burble, Rumble, Whir, Whirr, Throb, Fringe, Beat, Strum, Hum

Whistle, Roll, Capstan, Reel, Roller, Pipe, Snare, Mug up, Brake drum, Bone, Swot, Cram, Beat, Thrum, Drumfish

THRUM vs DRUM: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

The origins of the word thrum are ancient, as Mr.
The shock waves caused the entire structure to thrum.
Cut thread and thrum; Quail, crush, conclude, and quell.
His sexual nerves were strung so tight as to thrum at the barest touch.
Thrum at two millions of pounds, and must have largely increased since that date.
Dance sequences thrum with energy and the cast appear to be having a blast.
Parker, II E Mclntyre, G Koufle, T U Thrum.
Moments later a heavy thrum vibrated through the hold.
The children thrum to his deep, slow breathing.
Each thrum is jammed against the preceding one.

How is drum notation different from drum tablature?
Drum Loop Bundle with Acoustic Drum Loops, Vol.
The drum set, though not normally part of a traditional drum ensemble, performs a function similar to the African hourglass tension drum.
Drum King is a drum simulator that makes you feel like you are playing a real drum.
Drum set is a very extensively equipped, electronic drum set, whose six drum pads all are equipped with Mesh Heads.
The drum set is an essential part of any jazz rhythm section; it includes the bass drum, snare drum and cymbals, among others.
Song Structure, Jazz Song Form, Writing a Drum Chart, Drum Figures, Drum Set Ups.
Drum rims sit on the drum and are tightened onto the drum with tension rods.
Discover Gibraltar drum hardware, drum accessories and drum parts.
This drum is the big, standing drum in a drum kit.

THRUM vs DRUM: QUESTIONS

Does your life thrum with the knowledge that it could have been otherwise?
What is the ratio of pin and thrum plants to primroses?

Why do drum companies paint the interiors of their drum shells?
Do Ohio River Drum taste better than Lake Erie drum?
What is the drum set concert I professional drum microphone?
What kind of drum kit is the Pacific Drum Workshop?
Can drum triggers replace the sound of your kick drum?
What drum machines are included in the trap drum machine?
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Why choose Auckland drum for dangerous goods drum recertification?
What drum pads are compatible with Roland drum modules?
What kind of drum machine is vintage drum elements?

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THRUM AND DRUM

THRUM vs DRUM: NOUN

THRUM vs DRUM: VERB

THRUM vs DRUM: INTRANSITIVE VERB

THRUM vs DRUM: TRANSITIVE VERB

THRUM vs DRUM: OTHER WORD TYPES

THRUM vs DRUM: RELATED WORDS

THRUM vs DRUM: DESCRIBE WORDS

THRUM vs DRUM: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

THRUM vs DRUM: QUESTIONS