noun
- plural of tambour: small drums, especially those used in orchestras or military bands
- plural of tambour: circular embroidery frames consisting of two hoops
- plural of tambour: flexible doors or shutters made of narrow wooden slats
Usage: musical instruments
Usage: needlework; crafts
Usage: architecture; furniture
Examples
- The orchestra’s tambours provided a steady rhythm throughout the piece.
- She stretched the fabric tightly across several tambours for her embroidery project.
- The antique desk featured tambours that rolled smoothly to conceal the compartments.
- Military drummers carried their tambours in the parade.
- The craft store sold tambours in various sizes for different needlework projects.
- The cabinet’s tambours were made of beautiful cherry wood slats.