Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun A device for inducing movements of the drum-membrane of the ear by means of sound-waves directed into the auditory meatus.

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Examples

  • MSwagger is an instrumental soundscapy Ennio Morricone-meets-lounge - the drum and keyboard support the delay-drenched guitar and the vibrophone player I did say lounge was a component of their overall sound.

    eh, blah, and bomb badger 2001

  • But Burritt shined in the second and third movements of the 42-minute, five-movement work, when he pounded, with so much verve, on the xylophone and vibrophone.

    Times Record News Stories 2010

  • But Burritt shined in the second and third movements of the 42-minute, five-movement work, when he pounded, with so much verve, on the xylophone and vibrophone.

    Times Record News Stories 2010

  • But Burritt shined in the second and third movements of the 42-minute, five-movement work, when he pounded, with so much verve, on the xylophone and vibrophone.

    Times Record News Stories 2010

  • Metheny is also featured on the Gary Burton (vibrophone) Quartet's awesome album,

    Epinions Recent Content for Home 2008

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