The term TYPE OF DRUM can be described by six different solutions: KETTLE (6 letters), BONGO (5 letters), SNARE (5 letters), NGOMA (5 letters), CONGA (5 letters), and EAR (3 letters). A KETTLE drum is a large, barrel-shaped drum that produces a low, booming sound. Bongos are two small drums connected together, usually played with the hands. SNARE drums are cylindrical drums with metal wires stretched across the bottom, producing a sharp, rattling sound. Ngomas are African drums that are often used in traditional ceremonies. Congas are tall, narrow drums that are played with the hands. Ears are small, handheld drums that are popular in Latin American music. Tomtoms are cylindrical drums that are usually played with sticks.