Definition of drumstick in English:

drumstick

noun ˈdrʌmstɪkˈdrəmˌstɪk

1A stick, typically with a shaped or padded head, used for beating a drum.
Example sentencesExamples
- Bob yelled, sticking a drumstick in Arson's face.
- Oskar, disgusted that the singing children are so undisciplined, pulls out his drumsticks and begins to drum.
- Pat threw his drumsticks into the crowd, while Jay threw his guitar pick.
- His fingers are swollen; he cannot hold his drumsticks to drum, or his fountain pen to write.
- Blackwell was particularly astonishing - a flurry of twirling drumsticks and thundering rolls that drew impressed cheers whenever he was featured.
- Then, somebody at the edge of the stage hands her a pair of drumsticks, and she beats out a frenzied four-second drum solo on a wacky octagon-shaped drum kit that wasn't there a second ago.
- Michael started to drum his drumsticks against the table, bored.
- Suddenly, a drum roll was heard along with the striking of drumsticks on cymbals.
- A drum set lay abandoned in the room, drumsticks haphazardly thrown on a swiveling stool as though whoever had left them there planned to come back soon.
- Opening it, I gazed upon a set of small clockwork toy soldiers, each with a tiny drum and even tinier drumsticks.
- But when the time came for me to croon the first words, ‘Ziggy played guitar’, Neil dropped a drumstick.
- She felt only the rhythm of her drumsticks in sync with the beating of the base drum.
- ‘Um,’ Ellie said, and took her drumsticks away.
- I noticed a girl with a bass guitar in her hand and a boy holding drumsticks standing behind the two giggly girls.
- By the time Bruce Mitchell appears, rattling fluorescent-tipped drumsticks elegantly across every piece in his kit, the place is packed.
- I grabbed my drumsticks and we started a drumstick fight.
- He also had a drumstick stuck into the laces of his shoe so he could hit the cymbal on the floor.
- Shane nodded and slid open the door to grab the black bag containing his drumsticks and cymbals.
- Keith Moon would throw his drumsticks into the audience and Pete Townshend would smash his guitar to pieces.
- Fly Or Die, their second album, sees the dynamic duo dump the high-tech hip-hop of The Neptunes and pick up drumsticks and guitars to indulge in some strutting funk-rock.
2The lower joint of the leg of a cooked chicken, turkey, or other fowl.
a chicken drumstick
Example sentencesExamples
- Martha glanced over the chicken drumstick dripping with egg yolk and breadcrumbs very briefly, focusing on the younger girl's face filled with admirable aim to please.
- By the end of his culinary voyage Steingarten felt he was able to make the finest distinctions between the virtues of any and every fried drumstick.
- The deli counter offers even more ideas, such as pieces of rotisserie chicken or chicken drumsticks or skewers.
- Today, a Tyson chicken goes from egg to drumstick in as little as 8 weeks.
- I learnt to stop cowering before the selections on supermarket aisles, to choose decisively between wheat bread and white, Bosc pears and Bartletts, drumsticks and thighs.
- If it's chicken on the menu, you can bet it's drumsticks.
- We ate chicken drumsticks smothered in barbeque sauce.
- To make sure the bird is cooked thoroughly, pierce the thickest part of the drumstick and check that the juices are clear in colour.
- There were chicken drumsticks, prawns, spare ribs and even lobster!
- Shot by ace photographer Dabboo Ramani, the ad shows Devang holding a chicken drumstick at arm's length.
- Lunch doesn't always have to be about sandwiches - soup with crackers, a chicken drumstick with a small baguette or a pancake rolled around a piece of farmer sausage are great alternatives.
- Then loosen and pull out the thigh bone leaving the drumstick.
- This week's edition focuses on steaks and drumsticks.
- Nina and Jason Payne, of Old Mead, Eastwood, chose to round off their special occasion with a fast-food dinner including chicken wings, drumsticks and chips.
- Fred lowered his drumsticks and got off his seat.
- ‘Thanks,’ he said as he wrestled a drumstick free from the turkey's glistening body.
- He answered the door and held a chicken drumstick in his hand.
- When the turkey is done, the drumsticks should move very easily in their sockets and their thickest parts should feel soft when pressed.
- It might also have said, ‘I wonder when the chicken drumsticks will come.’
- Meat and fish stock soups, grilled jumbo prawns, barbecued chicken, lamb drumsticks and pork spare-ribs are winter specials served on rooftops.

Definition of drumstick in US English:

drumstick

nounˈdrəmˌstikˈdrəmˌstɪk

1A stick, typically with a shaped or padded head, used for beating a drum.
Example sentencesExamples
- Blackwell was particularly astonishing - a flurry of twirling drumsticks and thundering rolls that drew impressed cheers whenever he was featured.
- His fingers are swollen; he cannot hold his drumsticks to drum, or his fountain pen to write.
- I noticed a girl with a bass guitar in her hand and a boy holding drumsticks standing behind the two giggly girls.
- Bob yelled, sticking a drumstick in Arson's face.
- Michael started to drum his drumsticks against the table, bored.
- I grabbed my drumsticks and we started a drumstick fight.
- ‘Um,’ Ellie said, and took her drumsticks away.
- By the time Bruce Mitchell appears, rattling fluorescent-tipped drumsticks elegantly across every piece in his kit, the place is packed.
- Fly Or Die, their second album, sees the dynamic duo dump the high-tech hip-hop of The Neptunes and pick up drumsticks and guitars to indulge in some strutting funk-rock.
- Oskar, disgusted that the singing children are so undisciplined, pulls out his drumsticks and begins to drum.
- Opening it, I gazed upon a set of small clockwork toy soldiers, each with a tiny drum and even tinier drumsticks.
- Then, somebody at the edge of the stage hands her a pair of drumsticks, and she beats out a frenzied four-second drum solo on a wacky octagon-shaped drum kit that wasn't there a second ago.
- A drum set lay abandoned in the room, drumsticks haphazardly thrown on a swiveling stool as though whoever had left them there planned to come back soon.
- But when the time came for me to croon the first words, ‘Ziggy played guitar’, Neil dropped a drumstick.
- She felt only the rhythm of her drumsticks in sync with the beating of the base drum.
- He also had a drumstick stuck into the laces of his shoe so he could hit the cymbal on the floor.
- Keith Moon would throw his drumsticks into the audience and Pete Townshend would smash his guitar to pieces.
- Pat threw his drumsticks into the crowd, while Jay threw his guitar pick.
- Suddenly, a drum roll was heard along with the striking of drumsticks on cymbals.
- Shane nodded and slid open the door to grab the black bag containing his drumsticks and cymbals.
1. 1.1 The lower joint of the leg of a cooked chicken, turkey, or other fowl.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The deli counter offers even more ideas, such as pieces of rotisserie chicken or chicken drumsticks or skewers.
  We ate chicken drumsticks smothered in barbeque sauce.
  ‘Thanks,’ he said as he wrestled a drumstick free from the turkey's glistening body.
  Shot by ace photographer Dabboo Ramani, the ad shows Devang holding a chicken drumstick at arm's length.
  Nina and Jason Payne, of Old Mead, Eastwood, chose to round off their special occasion with a fast-food dinner including chicken wings, drumsticks and chips.
  Martha glanced over the chicken drumstick dripping with egg yolk and breadcrumbs very briefly, focusing on the younger girl's face filled with admirable aim to please.
  He answered the door and held a chicken drumstick in his hand.
  It might also have said, ‘I wonder when the chicken drumsticks will come.’
  Meat and fish stock soups, grilled jumbo prawns, barbecued chicken, lamb drumsticks and pork spare-ribs are winter specials served on rooftops.
  Fred lowered his drumsticks and got off his seat.
  Today, a Tyson chicken goes from egg to drumstick in as little as 8 weeks.
  When the turkey is done, the drumsticks should move very easily in their sockets and their thickest parts should feel soft when pressed.
  To make sure the bird is cooked thoroughly, pierce the thickest part of the drumstick and check that the juices are clear in colour.
  If it's chicken on the menu, you can bet it's drumsticks.
  This week's edition focuses on steaks and drumsticks.
  Lunch doesn't always have to be about sandwiches - soup with crackers, a chicken drumstick with a small baguette or a pancake rolled around a piece of farmer sausage are great alternatives.
  Then loosen and pull out the thigh bone leaving the drumstick.
  I learnt to stop cowering before the selections on supermarket aisles, to choose decisively between wheat bread and white, Bosc pears and Bartletts, drumsticks and thighs.
  There were chicken drumsticks, prawns, spare ribs and even lobster!
  By the end of his culinary voyage Steingarten felt he was able to make the finest distinctions between the virtues of any and every fried drumstick.

单词	drumstick
释义	Definition of drumstick in English: drumstick noun ˈdrʌmstɪkˈdrəmˌstɪk 1A stick, typically with a shaped or padded head, used for beating a drum. Example sentencesExamples Bob yelled, sticking a drumstick in Arson's face. Oskar, disgusted that the singing children are so undisciplined, pulls out his drumsticks and begins to drum. Pat threw his drumsticks into the crowd, while Jay threw his guitar pick. His fingers are swollen; he cannot hold his drumsticks to drum, or his fountain pen to write. Blackwell was particularly astonishing - a flurry of twirling drumsticks and thundering rolls that drew impressed cheers whenever he was featured. Then, somebody at the edge of the stage hands her a pair of drumsticks, and she beats out a frenzied four-second drum solo on a wacky octagon-shaped drum kit that wasn't there a second ago. Michael started to drum his drumsticks against the table, bored. Suddenly, a drum roll was heard along with the striking of drumsticks on cymbals. A drum set lay abandoned in the room, drumsticks haphazardly thrown on a swiveling stool as though whoever had left them there planned to come back soon. Opening it, I gazed upon a set of small clockwork toy soldiers, each with a tiny drum and even tinier drumsticks. But when the time came for me to croon the first words, ‘Ziggy played guitar’, Neil dropped a drumstick. She felt only the rhythm of her drumsticks in sync with the beating of the base drum. ‘Um,’ Ellie said, and took her drumsticks away. I noticed a girl with a bass guitar in her hand and a boy holding drumsticks standing behind the two giggly girls. By the time Bruce Mitchell appears, rattling fluorescent-tipped drumsticks elegantly across every piece in his kit, the place is packed. I grabbed my drumsticks and we started a drumstick fight. He also had a drumstick stuck into the laces of his shoe so he could hit the cymbal on the floor. Shane nodded and slid open the door to grab the black bag containing his drumsticks and cymbals. Keith Moon would throw his drumsticks into the audience and Pete Townshend would smash his guitar to pieces. Fly Or Die, their second album, sees the dynamic duo dump the high-tech hip-hop of The Neptunes and pick up drumsticks and guitars to indulge in some strutting funk-rock. 2The lower joint of the leg of a cooked chicken, turkey, or other fowl. a chicken drumstick Example sentencesExamples Martha glanced over the chicken drumstick dripping with egg yolk and breadcrumbs very briefly, focusing on the younger girl's face filled with admirable aim to please. By the end of his culinary voyage Steingarten felt he was able to make the finest distinctions between the virtues of any and every fried drumstick. The deli counter offers even more ideas, such as pieces of rotisserie chicken or chicken drumsticks or skewers. Today, a Tyson chicken goes from egg to drumstick in as little as 8 weeks. I learnt to stop cowering before the selections on supermarket aisles, to choose decisively between wheat bread and white, Bosc pears and Bartletts, drumsticks and thighs. If it's chicken on the menu, you can bet it's drumsticks. We ate chicken drumsticks smothered in barbeque sauce. To make sure the bird is cooked thoroughly, pierce the thickest part of the drumstick and check that the juices are clear in colour. There were chicken drumsticks, prawns, spare ribs and even lobster! Shot by ace photographer Dabboo Ramani, the ad shows Devang holding a chicken drumstick at arm's length. Lunch doesn't always have to be about sandwiches - soup with crackers, a chicken drumstick with a small baguette or a pancake rolled around a piece of farmer sausage are great alternatives. Then loosen and pull out the thigh bone leaving the drumstick. This week's edition focuses on steaks and drumsticks. Nina and Jason Payne, of Old Mead, Eastwood, chose to round off their special occasion with a fast-food dinner including chicken wings, drumsticks and chips. Fred lowered his drumsticks and got off his seat. ‘Thanks,’ he said as he wrestled a drumstick free from the turkey's glistening body. He answered the door and held a chicken drumstick in his hand. When the turkey is done, the drumsticks should move very easily in their sockets and their thickest parts should feel soft when pressed. It might also have said, ‘I wonder when the chicken drumsticks will come.’ Meat and fish stock soups, grilled jumbo prawns, barbecued chicken, lamb drumsticks and pork spare-ribs are winter specials served on rooftops. Definition of drumstick in US English: drumstick nounˈdrəmˌstikˈdrəmˌstɪk 1A stick, typically with a shaped or padded head, used for beating a drum. Example sentencesExamples Blackwell was particularly astonishing - a flurry of twirling drumsticks and thundering rolls that drew impressed cheers whenever he was featured. His fingers are swollen; he cannot hold his drumsticks to drum, or his fountain pen to write. I noticed a girl with a bass guitar in her hand and a boy holding drumsticks standing behind the two giggly girls. Bob yelled, sticking a drumstick in Arson's face. Michael started to drum his drumsticks against the table, bored. I grabbed my drumsticks and we started a drumstick fight. ‘Um,’ Ellie said, and took her drumsticks away. By the time Bruce Mitchell appears, rattling fluorescent-tipped drumsticks elegantly across every piece in his kit, the place is packed. Fly Or Die, their second album, sees the dynamic duo dump the high-tech hip-hop of The Neptunes and pick up drumsticks and guitars to indulge in some strutting funk-rock. Oskar, disgusted that the singing children are so undisciplined, pulls out his drumsticks and begins to drum. Opening it, I gazed upon a set of small clockwork toy soldiers, each with a tiny drum and even tinier drumsticks. Then, somebody at the edge of the stage hands her a pair of drumsticks, and she beats out a frenzied four-second drum solo on a wacky octagon-shaped drum kit that wasn't there a second ago. A drum set lay abandoned in the room, drumsticks haphazardly thrown on a swiveling stool as though whoever had left them there planned to come back soon. But when the time came for me to croon the first words, ‘Ziggy played guitar’, Neil dropped a drumstick. She felt only the rhythm of her drumsticks in sync with the beating of the base drum. He also had a drumstick stuck into the laces of his shoe so he could hit the cymbal on the floor. Keith Moon would throw his drumsticks into the audience and Pete Townshend would smash his guitar to pieces. Pat threw his drumsticks into the crowd, while Jay threw his guitar pick. Suddenly, a drum roll was heard along with the striking of drumsticks on cymbals. Shane nodded and slid open the door to grab the black bag containing his drumsticks and cymbals. 1.1 The lower joint of the leg of a cooked chicken, turkey, or other fowl. Example sentencesExamples The deli counter offers even more ideas, such as pieces of rotisserie chicken or chicken drumsticks or skewers. We ate chicken drumsticks smothered in barbeque sauce. ‘Thanks,’ he said as he wrestled a drumstick free from the turkey's glistening body. Shot by ace photographer Dabboo Ramani, the ad shows Devang holding a chicken drumstick at arm's length. Nina and Jason Payne, of Old Mead, Eastwood, chose to round off their special occasion with a fast-food dinner including chicken wings, drumsticks and chips. Martha glanced over the chicken drumstick dripping with egg yolk and breadcrumbs very briefly, focusing on the younger girl's face filled with admirable aim to please. He answered the door and held a chicken drumstick in his hand. It might also have said, ‘I wonder when the chicken drumsticks will come.’ Meat and fish stock soups, grilled jumbo prawns, barbecued chicken, lamb drumsticks and pork spare-ribs are winter specials served on rooftops. Fred lowered his drumsticks and got off his seat. Today, a Tyson chicken goes from egg to drumstick in as little as 8 weeks. When the turkey is done, the drumsticks should move very easily in their sockets and their thickest parts should feel soft when pressed. To make sure the bird is cooked thoroughly, pierce the thickest part of the drumstick and check that the juices are clear in colour. If it's chicken on the menu, you can bet it's drumsticks. This week's edition focuses on steaks and drumsticks. Lunch doesn't always have to be about sandwiches - soup with crackers, a chicken drumstick with a small baguette or a pancake rolled around a piece of farmer sausage are great alternatives. Then loosen and pull out the thigh bone leaving the drumstick. I learnt to stop cowering before the selections on supermarket aisles, to choose decisively between wheat bread and white, Bosc pears and Bartletts, drumsticks and thighs. There were chicken drumsticks, prawns, spare ribs and even lobster! By the end of his culinary voyage Steingarten felt he was able to make the finest distinctions between the virtues of any and every fried drumstick.
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