cimbalom
noun
cim·ba·lom
variants or less commonly cymbalom or cymbalon or cembalon
ˈsimbələm
-lən
ˈsem-
plural -s
: a Hungarian gypsy dulcimer
Word History
Etymology
Hungarian cimbalom, from Italian cembalo dulcimer, cymbal, from Latin cymbalum cymbal
- the impossible
- the Incarnation
- the indicative
- the Industrial Revolution
- the inevitable
- the infirm
- the information superhighway
- the initiative
- the injured
- the Inland Revenue
- the Inquisition
- the ins and outs
- the insane
- the inside
- the inside dope
- the inside scoop
- the inside skinny
- the inside track
- the instant
- the instant (that)
- the instant that
- the insured
- the intellectually disabled
- the Internal Revenue Service
- the international date line