rum·ba also rhum·ba 
(rŭmbə, rm-, rm-)
(rŭmbə, rm-, rm-)n.
1. A dance of Cuban origin, combining complex footwork with a pronounced movement of the hips.
2. A modern ballroom adaptation of this dance.
3. The music for either of these dances.
[American Spanish, from Spanish rumbo, ship's course, revelry, pomp; see RHUMB.]
rumba v.
- praziquantel
- prazosin
- PRC
- pre-
- preach
- preacher
- preachification
- preachify
- preachily
- preachiness
- preachingly
- preachment
- preach to the choir
- preach to the choir/converted
- preach to the converted
- preachy
- preadaptation
- preadolescence
- preadolescent
- preadult
- preagricultural
- preamble
- preambulary
- preamp
- preamplifier