Pronounced: fill-ARJ-uh-ree, noun
Notes: A good word that I’ve not heard of
Yesterday’s word
The word tantara is “the blare of a trumpet or horn”
First usage
Our word came into English in the mid-1500s
Background / Comments
I like this word because I have a friend that plays the trumpet… so it’s nice to have an appropriate word to use. Our word came from the Latin word taratantara, supposed to be a word that sounded like the sound of a war trumpet.
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