timbrelled, timbre led

[Eng. timbrel; -ed.] Sung to the accompaniment of the timbrel. "In vain with timbre led anthems dark The sable-stoled sorcerers bear his worshipt ark." Milton: On the Nativity. time *tim-brol-o-gy, s. [Fr. timbre =a stamp; Eng. suff. -ology.] The science or study of postage stamps. *tim-broph-1-ly, s. [Fr. timbre =a stamp, and Gr.phileō to love.) The same as PHILATELY (q. v.). "It is po ibly a question whether the science should properly be called philately or timbrophily . It is, we believe, also styled in some English works timbrology." Athenœum , Oct. 1, 1881, p. 431. *tim-bu-rîne', a . [TAMBOURINE.]