drumskin

noun
UK /ˈdrʌm.skɪn/
US /ˈdrʌm.skɪn/

The thin top part of a drum that you hit to make a sound.

He tapped the drumskin gently with his fingers.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The skin of an animal used to make a drum.

The old drum was made with a goat drumskin.

3. A tight layer that covers something, like the top of a drum.

The ice formed a drumskin over the pond.

4. The eardrum in the ear.

Loud noises can hurt the drumskin inside your ear.