Throb | Mean of throb in English Dictionary

/ˈθrɑːb/

• Verb
• to feel a pain that starts and stops quickly and repeatedly
1. Her finger throbbed with pain.
2. My head is throbbing.
• to beat with a strong, steady rhythm
1. He could hear his heart throbbing. [=pounding]
2. The music throbs with a Caribbean beat.
3. drums throbbing in the distance
4. a soul throbbing with loneliness [=a very lonely soul]
5. a tiny stream throbbing with life [=full of life]
• Noun
• a strong, steady beat
1. the throb of the drums

• pain that starts and stops quickly and repeatedly
1. The pain has changed to a dull throb.