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A Writer's Dictionary:

thrumming Definition


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thrum1
verb thrummed, thrumming
    tr & intr
    1. To strum idly on (a stringed instrument).
    intr
    2. To drum or tap with the fingers.
    intr
    3. To hum monotonously.
noun
    1. Repetitive strumming, or the sound of this.
Etymology: 16c: imitating the sound.





thrum2
noun
    1a. An unwoven end of thread remaining on a loom when the woven fabric has been cut away;
    1b. A group of such threads.
    2. Any loose thread or fringe.
verb
    thrummed, thrumming
    1. To furnish, cover or fringe something with thrums.
Etymology: 14c: Anglo-Saxon, as a combining form



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