tabor or tabour /tāˈbər/

1. A small drum like a tambourine without jingles, usu played with a stick held in one hand, to accompany a pipe held in the other (historical)
2. A taborer

1. To play on a tabor
2. To beat or drum

tāˈborer (Spenser tabrere /ta-brērˈ/) noun

A person who beats the tabor

taborin or tabourin /tabˈə-rin or -rēn/ noun

A small drum longer in body than the tabor, used in a similar way

tabouret or in US taboret /tabˈə-ret or tä-boo-rā/ noun

1. A low stool, orig drum-shaped
2. An embroidery frame, a tambour

tabret /tabˈrit/ noun (historical)

A small tabor

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