Converse of object

• clash: Still, we've got clashing cymbals, lots of guitar, you can hear the bass line which pins the song together melodically.

• crash: Praise Him with sounding cymbals; praise Him with loud crashing cymbals!

• hit: At some point my flying hand hits cymbal bruising wrist which soon swells.

• play: I marched in the School Band playing the cymbals, aspiring to succeed Mercer who played the big drum beside me.

• allow: Allows cymbal " chokes " for dynamic crash performances.

Adjective modifier

• tinkling: But he broke the chain, and now he is become as sounding brass or a tinkling cymbal.

• top: Some top cymbals are hand hammered by skilled craftsmen who have learned a craft passed down over the centuries.

• small: Ideal for mounting smaller cymbals above a main, larger cymbal.

Modifies a noun

• set-up: Mitch was playing behind a perspex screen so it was quite difficult to make out his cymbal set-up.

• crash: Any time someone cracks a joke there's a scramble for the stix so someone can do a drum roll and cymbal crash.

• stand: It can be mounted to a cymbal stand using a clamp, or directly to a rack.

• holder: DW accessory products may be found in the following sections: " Multi clamps and rack clamps " , and " Cymbal Holders " .

• arm: Includes a snare drum stand, 10 " cymbal and cymbal arm, drum sticks, junior bass drum pedal and hi hat stand.

• maker: Orion Brazilian cymbal makers Orion were showing their new gear.

Noun used with modifier

• clanging: You can sing but you will be a clanging cymbal.

• hi-hat: Comes complete with stands, pedals and crash, ride and hi-hat cymbals for just over £ 300.

• crash: A crash cymbal is a single cymbal, normally 14 to 18 inches.

• finger: Modern finger cymbals are played with a cymbal on each middle finger and thumb.

• bronze: Cast bronze cymbals with ingots of the secret Zildjian alloy, a must have for lovers of the old Zildjian sound.

• ride: The use of the ride cymbal in this album is something I enjoy too.