throb

🇺🇸 /θrɑːb/ 🇬🇧 /θrɒb/
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intransitive verb
R

to pulsate with a strong, regular rhythm, often causing pain

After the accident, my head throbbed with pain.

R

to make a strong, regular sound or beat

The music made the walls throb with the bass.

noun
R

a strong, regular pulsation, often felt as pain

The throbbing in her leg made it hard to sleep.

R

a strong, regular beat or vibration

The throbbing of the drums echoed through the room.

translation

vi. to pulsate with a strong, regular rhythm, often causing pain; to make a strong, regular sound or beat
n. a strong, regular pulsation, often felt as pain; a strong, regular beat or vibration

Word Forms

Past throbbed
Progressive throbbing
3rd Present throbs
Plural throbs
Perfect throbbed