noun
definition
A beating, vibration or palpitation.
verb
definition
To pound or beat rapidly or violently.
definition
To vibrate or pulsate with a steady rhythm.
definition
(of a body part) To pulse (often painfully) in time with the circulation of blood.
Examples of throb in a Sentence
That numbness was gone and the pain was now a conscious throb.
Joey is a former teen heart throb and N'Sync band member.
These Jonas Brothers lyrics will give you all the help you need to sing along with these teen heart throb singing sensations.
A subsequent Disney Channel movie has only cemented their reputation as the new heart throb starts for the young teen set.
When there is something near, the corresponding sense will start to throb (like a beating heart) giving you a hint of what could be nearby.
We all scrambled on deck and could hear the distant throb of aeroplanes, they were obviously coming toward us.
Scorsese might capture the dull throb of soulless, everyday evil.
Suddenly, I felt a distinct throb inside my hands, like a small frog kicking.
In his leading role as the vampire Edward Cullen in the Twilight series, however, Robert Pattinson became an overnight heart throb.
Five cups of coffee later and a full Irish breakfast --without the blood pudding --settling in her stomach, she still couldn't shake the throb.
The aroma from the goblets invaded Jackson's senses causing the burning in his throat to intensify, and his jaw to throb with pain.
Joey is a popular, high school heart throb whose loads better at sport than his is at studying.
The pixel bestiary commences an instinctive dance to the throb and pulse of the quivering heap as a state of wild transfiguration is achieved.
It even pays a sly nod to Sheffeild with the growling electro throb which flows above the outro.
A ship would arrive, the throb of diesels engines carrying across the water on the rising tide.
There was another throb of dagger-like pain through his shoulder, but this time he managed to ride it and continue.