Definition of rum-tum in English:

rum-tum

exclamation ˈrʌmtʌm

noun ˈrʌmtʌm

1A regular rhythmic musical sound.
2Rowing. A clinker-built racing-boat for one or more scullers, with outriggers and sliding seat, used on the lower Thames. Occasionally attributive.

Early 19th century. Imitative of the sound of a drum roll. The semantic motivation of sense B. 3 is unclear; it may perhaps show a different word.

exclamationˈrʌmtʌm

nounˈrʌmtʌm

1A regular rhythmic musical sound.
2Rowing. A clinker-built racing-boat for one or more scullers, with outriggers and sliding seat, used on the lower Thames. Occasionally attributive.

Early 19th century. Imitative of the sound of a drum roll. The semantic motivation of sense B. 3 is unclear; it may perhaps show a different word.

单词	rum-tum
释义	Definition of rum-tum in English: rum-tum exclamation ˈrʌmtʌm Used to represent a regular rhythmic musical sound. noun ˈrʌmtʌm 1A regular rhythmic musical sound. 2Rowing. A clinker-built racing-boat for one or more scullers, with outriggers and sliding seat, used on the lower Thames. Occasionally attributive. Origin Early 19th century. Imitative of the sound of a drum roll. The semantic motivation of sense B. 3 is unclear; it may perhaps show a different word. Definition of rum-tum in US English: rum-tum exclamationˈrʌmtʌm Used to represent a regular rhythmic musical sound. nounˈrʌmtʌm 1A regular rhythmic musical sound. 2Rowing. A clinker-built racing-boat for one or more scullers, with outriggers and sliding seat, used on the lower Thames. Occasionally attributive. Origin Early 19th century. Imitative of the sound of a drum roll. The semantic motivation of sense B. 3 is unclear; it may perhaps show a different word.
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