cymbate
/sɪmˈbeɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to beat or strike against something, typically a pair of cymbals, with a loud crashing noise.
“The drummer cymbated the cymbals in time with the music, producing a stunning effect.”
2. verb
to produce a loud, ringing sound, especially of cymbals.
“The crash of the cymbals made everyone jump in surprise.”
3. noun
a sound or noise made by cymbals when struck together.
“The cymbate was a welcome addition to the concert’s energetic finale.”
4. verb
to resonate or reverberate with a loud, ringing sound.
“The sound of the cymbals cymbated through the empty hall.”