thrum Definition

hum, strum, drum, beat, fringe, throb, whirr, whir, rumble, burble, gurgle, crackle, whoosh, clangor, cacophony, whump, wail, screech, thump, growl, murmur, hiss, chirrup, roar, purr, warble, noise, jangle, yowl, clatter, droning, cacophonic, pulsing, keening, tintinnabulation, tinkling, tinny, shrieks, sibilant, buzzes, thuds, ondes martenot, bleats, clanging, clanking, din, drumbeats, overloud, clunks, eddying, boomy, throaty, glissandos, blat, tremolos, clacking, moans, falsettos, whine, twangs, synths, trilling, descant, screams, shrilling, sibilance, fortissimo, dreaminess, pattering, caterwaul, buzzy, whinnies, lilts, clopping, dirge, squeals, backbeat, tympani, dissonances, yelps, handclaps, basso, melodiousness, staccatos, hoofbeats, wafts, celli, muffles, plaintiveness, yawp, basso profundo, cor anglais, vibrations, noisiness, adagios, blare, dulcet, howl, juddering, pensiveness,