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tymbal

[tim-buhl]

noun

timbal.

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timbal or tymbal (ˈtɪmb^əl)

—n
	music a type of kettledrum

[C17: from French timbale, from Old French tamballe, (associated also with cymbale cymbal), from Old Spanish atabal, from Arabic at-tabl the drum]

tymbal or tymbal

—n

[C17: from French timbale, from Old French tamballe, (associated also with cymbale cymbal), from Old Spanish atabal, from Arabic at-tabl the drum]

tymbal (ˈtɪmb^əl)

—n
	a variant spelling of timbal

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