Sack Drum

When a male is bored in the shower and stretches his scrotum out and bounces his penis off of it so that looks like his penis is bouncing on a trampoline.

Guy 1. "You know when you're bored in the shower and you stretch your ballsack out and bounce your dick off of it like it's bouncing on a trampoline?"

Guy 2. "What the fuck??? No...."

Guy 3. "Oh, you mean playing the sack drum?"

Guy 1. "Yeah, exactly."

by WowDad August 6, 2011

snare drum

can be a single drum, but can also be part of a drum kit. the loudest in a drumline/band and has a frigen awesome sound, sounds better if there is more that 1 of them.

'that drumline sounds awesome, you can hear the snare drums, there pretty good'

by c to tha motherfukin b January 13, 2008

Drum n Bush

A fast drum and deep bassaline mixed with repeated phrases by American president George W Bush .

First used by Comedian Bill Baily

Phrases may include:

1. If you see a terrorist of fund a terrorist.... x 3
Your a terrorist.... x1 (all while a drum n bass beat
plays in the background. thus Drum n Bush

by Samuel Justin adesanya July 30, 2007

drum-whore

one usually a girl who always goes after and/or dates drummers.

"dude, that girl dates all the drummers. what a drum-whore"

by Yentihs March 9, 2008

Drum roll

The moment leading up to a kiss

Marshall: So did you kiss her?
Ted: No I only got a drum roll...

by ThATOnE October 13, 2014

drumitude

the attitude or mentality a drummer ( especially a marching drummer) has that is more on the cocky side, and should be If their any good

Broseph- hey man he's got the drumitude but does he got the chops to back it up?

Dunny- I don't know man but by the look of his swagger he better be godly

by Halfsquat December 22, 2008

drum box

another word for cajon, a type of wooden drum that has become popular in the last 10 years - and not to be confused with cahones. Cajon roughly translates as "box" while cahones are things that you don't want to have kicked.

Cajones were developed by West African slaves in South America who fashioned these versatile drums out of the the shipping crates they found in port towns.

Drum boxes feature a snare sound at the top, a bass sound in the middle and a wood block sound on the side. Typically, drummers sit on them to strike the front surface, also called the "tappa."

The drummer likes to use a drum box instead of kit drums for acoustic sets.

by Billsbox November 22, 2013