drum-beater

a person who lauds someone or something insistently

Why are you such a drum-beater for gold based currency?

by The Return of Light Joker December 31, 2010

drummer

once the descriptive noun used to describe a travelling salesman(i.e. Drouet in the novel Sister Carrie by Theodore Dreiser)

That drummer sold 3000 dollars of Cross pens on his trip to Ohio.

by iloveZephyrthewolfdog October 30, 2010

DrumAroo

To DrumAroo is to broadcast or share info with people who live near you - be it when you are performing a ninja training class, and you want your neighbours to join, or when there is a discount happening in your friendly neighborhood store

Wow! Saw Mike Tyson playing with the pigeons in our neighborhood. Lets DrumAroo it so that people around us know that their pigeons might be earless soon.

by Samshuster August 6, 2011

drumbersome

(adj.) cumbersome in the context of working with percussion instruments, particularly full drum kits.

"Setting up for practice today was very drumbersome. I had to carry all my gear up two flights of stairs."

"The stage was tiny tonight. I had my whole set crammed into a corner. It was so awkward and drumbersome."

by skittlekicker September 30, 2012

Drum and bagpipes

The new hip music, combines drums and bagpipes for an excellent combo. Sometimes played with a lettuce. Currently whats hip in ireland.

Hey have you seen that epic dnb session yesteday at Jay's corner?

NO i listen to drum and bagpipes get with the times looser.

by DnbManForireland June 18, 2012

drumbeatcymbalsmash

The sound a drummer makes when a comedian or host tells a corny joke.

Host/Comedian: What do you call a sad dog? A Chiwahwah.

Drummer: *drumbeatcymbalsmash*

by Grimace McShake February 10, 2013

drum pedal

A pedal beneath a drum

Ringo star used a drum pedal when playing with the beetles

by hot chock pig December 13, 2013