tom-tom (Meaning)
Wordnet
tom-tom (n)
any of various drums with small heads
Webster
tom-tom (n.)
See Tam-tam.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tom-tom
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
tom-tom Sentence Examples
- The rhythmic beat of the tom-tom reverberated through the jungle, signaling the start of the traditional dance.
- The villagers gathered around the tom-tom player, eager to participate in the lively festivities.
- The haunting sound of the tom-tom echoed across the desolate plains, carrying tales of lost travelers.
- The children danced energetically to the infectious rhythm of the tom-tom, their laughter filling the air.
- The drummer skillfully played the tom-tom, creating a hypnotic melody that captivated the audience.
- The tom-tom's thunderous beats shook the ground, announcing the arrival of the chief.
- The prisoners used a muffled tom-tom to communicate in secret, tapping out messages on the hollow instrument.
- The sound of the tom-tom served as a call to arms, summoning warriors to the battlefield.
- The tom-tom's steady pulse provided comfort to the weary travelers as they navigated treacherous terrain.
- The rhythmic beat of the tom-tom filled the temple, accompanying the sacred chanting of the priests.
FAQs About the word tom-tom
any of various drums with small headsSee Tam-tam.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The rhythmic beat of the tom-tom reverberated through the jungle, signaling the start of the traditional dance.
The villagers gathered around the tom-tom player, eager to participate in the lively festivities.
The haunting sound of the tom-tom echoed across the desolate plains, carrying tales of lost travelers.
The children danced energetically to the infectious rhythm of the tom-tom, their laughter filling the air.
