Tambourine (noun)

1. A small frame drum consisting of a circular frame with a drumhead stretched over it, typically played by shaking or striking the head with the hand.
2. A musical instrument consisting of a circular frame that is covered with a stretched drumhead, and has pairs of small metal disks (jingles) attached to the frame.

Origin:

From french tambourin, from italian tamburino, from tamburo "drum".

Examples:

1. The tambourine was played during the song.
2. She was dancing with the tambourine.
3. The tambourine was shaken to create a rhythm.
4. He was playing the tambourine in the band.
5. The tambourine was a popular instrument in the folk music.