cym·bal 
(sĭmbəl)
(sĭmbəl)n.
A percussion instrument consisting of a concave brass plate that makes a loud clashing tone when hit with a drumstick or when used in pairs.
[Middle English, from Old English and from Old French cymbale, both from Latin cymbalum, from Greek kumbalon, from kumbē, bowl.]
cym′bal·eer (sĭm′bə-lîr), cymbal·er, cymbal·ist n.
cymbal- chromatolysis
- chromatolytic
- chromatophore
- -chrome
- chrome
- chrome alum
- chrome green
- chrome red
- chrome yellow
- chromic
- chromic acid
- chromic oxide
- chrominance
- chromite
- chromium
- chromium picolinate
- chromo
- chromo-
- chromodynamics
- chromogen
- chromogenic
- chromolithograph
- chromolithographer
- chromolithographic
- chromolithography