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Antambulacral
Antambulacral Ant*am`bu*la"cral
([a^]nt*[a^]m`b[-u]*l[=a]"kral), a. (Zo["o]l.)
Away from the ambulacral region.
Noctambulation
Noctambulation Noc*tam`bu*la"tion, n. [L. nox, noctis, night +
ambulare to walk: cf. F. noctambulation.]
Somnambulism; walking in sleep. --Quain.
Noctambulism
Noctambulism Noc*tam"bu*lism, n.
Somnambulism.
Noctambulist
Noctambulist Noc*tam"bu*list, n.
A somnambulist.
Noctambulo
Noctambulo Noc*tam"bu*lo, n.
A noctambulist. [Obs.]
TamburinTamburin Tam`bu*rin", n.
See Tambourine. --Spenser.
Meaning of Tambu from wikipedia
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Tambu is the
ninth studio album by
American rock band Toto. It was
released in 1995
through Sony Records.
Tambu has sold 600,000
copies worldwide. It...
- Look up
tambu in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Tambu may
refer to:
Tambú (drum), drum
especially from Curaçao
Tambu (music), a drum,
genre of music...
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Tambu (also
tambú) is a drum,
music genre and
dance form,
found on Aruba,
Bonaire and Curaçao, and is a
major part of the
Dutch Antillean music. On Bonaire...
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Charles Tambu (1907-1965) was a
representative of the
Indonesian government in
international diplomacy even
though he was not a
native Indonesian by descent...
- with
Steve Lukather on "Baby He's Your Man".
Tambu sold 600,000
copies worldwide.[citation needed] The "
Tambu Tour"
proved to be
another success, although...
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Earth (1961).
Tambu is the main
character of the novel. The
novel opens with the news that
Tambu’s older brother, Nhamo, had just died.
Tambu is not upset...
- ship
across a reef into the
lagoon of an
uncharted island. The island,
Tambu, is
ruled by a
supposedly 200-year-old
immortal tyrant called "Q", who came...
- Curaçao music.
Tumba is the name of an African-derived rhythm, as are seú and
tambú. The Curaçao-born
composer Jan
Gerard Palm (1831–1906) was the
first composer...
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served in New Guinea. In July 1943,
Allen took part in the
Battle of
Mount Tambu where he
rescued twelve United States soldiers who had been
wounded in the...
- The
Battle of
Mount Tambu was a
series of
actions fought in the
Salamaua area of the
Territory of New
Guinea between Allied and ****anese forces, which...
