Converse of object

• syncopate: Learn a syncopated rhythm against a steady vamp using corporal sounds.

• pulsate: A pulsating rhythm of blood, of poppies, of dreams.

• clap: I reminded children of how we did this and we clapped the rhythm together.

• drum: There is clapping, singing and sometimes drum rhythms.

• strum: Soft pads play gentle staccato chord, bright guitars strum hip-swaying rhythms and occasional steps into darker moods provide dramatic interludes.

Adjective modifier

• circadian: Savage have their own crazy circadian rhythm, a cosmic loop.

• abnormal: Side effects can include: dry mouth, constipation, rash, raised blood pressure, confusion, seizures, abnormal heart rhythms.

• hypnotic: The mother gently rocked her tiny boy in a slow, hypnotic rhythm.

• dotted: It is dominated by the dotted rhythms characteristic of a French overture.

• irregular: What if samples were made taken from your favorite Scottish bands and mixed with the irregular rhythms of our ancient music.

• steady: This is followed in turn by ' Circus ' , a very solid track with a steady rolling rhythm.

Modifies a noun

• guitar: I actually like rhythm guitar more than lead in a certain way.

• guitarist: Most of you might know him best for being the rhythm guitarist for Morrissey's band in the early 1990's.

• section: The rhythm section was often done in more of a sketch form.

Noun used with modifier

• sinus: When the SA node is in control then the heart is said to be in normal sinus rhythm.

• clave: Establish the clave rhythm stream through the clapping of your hands.

• samba: A little samba rhythm and it's all done very well actually.

• sleep-wake: Regulate your sleep-wake rhythm with bright light lamp Common fluorescent and incandescent lights do not aid in regulating a body's biorhythm.

• salsa: Optional: Chest interpreting pulse rhythm; mentally playing clave rhythm; legs interpreting salsa step rhythm.

• funk: What I can say tho, is that with its heavily treated drums and obtuse white funk rhythms this album sounds hopelessly dated.