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a movable muscular organ in the mouth, used for tasting, swallowing, and speech
a simple percussion instrument made of two solid pieces struck together to produce a sharp, rhythmic sound
What is a "clapper"?
A clapper is a simple percussion instrument made from two solid pieces of wood or metal that are struck together to produce a sharp, clicking sound. The clapper is typically used to create rhythmic accents or to enhance the texture of a musical performance. It is often used in traditional and folk music, as well as in some orchestral works. The sound of a clapper is bright and clear, and its simple design makes it easy to play and integrate into various musical settings.
a metal piece suspended inside a bell that produces sound by striking its sides
a person who applauds in response to a performance or speech
