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marimba

[muh-rim-buh] / məˈrɪm bə /


NOUN
xylophone
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She played an imaginary marimba by tapping her fingers on a table to music played on her tablet.

From Washington Post

The third movement, “A Sense of Direction,” opened like the evening news, informative marimba and all, before a passage of tense introspection rushed up into a bracing crescendo.

From Washington Post

Something come to mind, and he’ll work it out on the marimba, or work it out on the steel drums.

From New York Times

In his hometown of San Francisco Zapotitlán in southwest Guatemala, Esteban’s family would sit together at lunch every day and listen to marimba music on the radio.

From Los Angeles Times

"She really likes Shape Of You, the marimba sound is good, but she doesn't like anything loud or anything belty," he said.

From BBC