tamboured

/ˈtæmbʊrd/
verb
  1. Past tense of tambour: embroidered using a tambour frame, or played a tambour drum.
    • He tamboured a steady beat as the dancers moved across the stage.
    • She tamboured a delicate floral pattern on the tablecloth.
    • The artisan tamboured the fabric with golden thread for hours.
adjective
  1. Embroidered or decorated using a tambour frame.
    • The museum displayed a tamboured tapestry from the 18th century.
    • The tamboured cushion cover was a family heirloom.
    • She wore a dress with tamboured sleeves that shimmered in the light.
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