tambourine
/tæmˈbʊərɪn/Definitions
1. noun
a musical instrument consisting of a circular frame with metal jingles or small bells attached to the rim, played by shaking it.
“The rock band’s percussionist used a tambourine to add a catchy beat to the song.”
2. verb
to play or move a tambourine, especially in time with music.
“The dancer began to tambourine as she spun across the stage.”
3. verb
to make a rhythmic noise, often with the feet or hands, as if playing a tambourine.
“The crowd began to tambourine along with the music.”