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drummond 

Slang for anyone who hooks up with a close friend's cousin. Often times he will only hang around when she's also around.

It can be used as male, female, or both at the same time in Arkansas.
Did you see that Rob totally drummond' Ryan last night.

Note: Since drummond already to refers to the act of hooking up with one's cousin, saying Ryan's cousin is not needed.
drummond by ndubs1128 August 13, 2011
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Drummond 

To slip someone the cheeky finger while shouting another parties name.
I can't believe she gave me a drummond last night. I didn't even know she knew Bob.
Drummond by bobbobthebobbob July 25, 2011

Drummond 

Coming from the old Scottish meaning: A person or persons who resides on a hill.
Where has Will gone?
He's up on the hill with the Drummonds'
Drummond by Nolea September 3, 2009

Drummond 

A muscular man or woman who is brave
When I went to the gym I saw a Drummond looking straight at me like he was gonna beat my ass
Drummond by patraaaccckkkd November 29, 2017

Drummond 

A really cool last name that originates from the lands of Drymen in Stirlingshire.
Hello, Ms. Drummond.
Drummond by rimichu September 23, 2020

drummond drop 

When you are trying to brag about the school you go to and constantly mention the fact that andre drummond went there, despite being not nearly as good as him.
every time you talk to him he pulls a drummond drop its annoying as fuck.
drummond drop by hueuby January 30, 2017

Drummond, MT

Small mountain town who absolutely worships the football team...
Man, growin up in Drummond, MT is like the movie Varsity Blues.
Drummond, MT by John Kendall October 9, 2008
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