0 present participle of throb
A persistent pinkish noise sets in, along with throbbing echoes of the already echoed sounds, until the whole thing just cuts out at 1457.
It is usually a severe, persistent ache with an additional throbbing component.
The throbbing stream echoes the pulsing rhythms of the "tumultuous seas," and an ordered metrical structure governs what had at first appeared fitful rhythmic motions.
The pain is often throbbing in nature and exacerbated with effort.
They appeared like a distant island throbbing with life in the emptiness of a vast night.
The crowd had already thinned and the throbbing excitement had considerably ebbed.
However, incontinence may occur and there may be transient throbbing headache.
After his departure, there was a massive surge of people, throbbing with devotional excitement, to receive the goddess's blessing.
