Oak Tambours
tam·bour (tam?boor?)
n.
A drum or drummer.
A small wooden embroidery frame consisting of two concentric hoops between which fabric is stretched.
Embroidery made on such a frame.
A rolling front or top for a desk or table, consisting of narrow strips of wood glued to canvas.
Architecture. See drum.
v. tam?boured, tam?bour?ing, tam?bours
v. tr.
To do (embroidery) on a frame consisting of two concentric hoops.
v. intr.
To embroider at or on such a frame.
