1. To play on a tabour; to strike lightly and frequently.

2. A small drum played with one stick, and used to accompany a pipe or fife.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• tabor,
• taborr,
• gabour,
• yabour,
• 6abour,
• 5abour,
• tzbour,
• tsbour,
• twbour,
• tqbour,
• tanour,
• tahour,
• tagour,
• tabiur,
• tzabour,
• tabuor,
• tabbour,
• tabour,
• tebour,
• tabo ur

• taper,
• tauber,
• tapir,
• Taber,
• tabora,
• tabor.

The adjective form of the word "tabour" is "tabourine".

The plural of the "tabour" can be the "tabours".

The singular of the "tabour" can be the "tabour".