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Short "hint"

A long narrow drum used in Provence.

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Usage examples (10)
  • "Tambourine" comes from MF "tambourin" -- but does not exist in that precise form in modern French, nor, apparently, in MF.
  • After the winding was over, the songs and dances began to the music of a tambourin.
  • 'Provence,' he says (ib. 148), 'is the only province in which you see with some sort of frequency the rustic assemblies roused up to cheerfulness by the fifre and the...
  • The orchestra was composed of about ten men, who played on a sort of tambourin, formed of skin stretched across a hoop; and made a jingling noise with a long stick to...
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