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Meanings of drummer in English
Percussionist who creates and accompanies music using drums.
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Usage of drummer in English
1
Even without original drummer Derrick Bostrom, the Meat Puppets' magic is evident.
2
The affable drummer refers to his friend within the first few minutes.
3
But the other girl and the Jew drummer had punched the breeze.
4
Over the years, the role of the drummer has changed in music.
5
Beatles drummer Ringo Starr has taken a few knocks over the years.
6
The John Mayer Trio drummer has recently taken Jarad under his wing.
7
Homme and his drummer of 10 years, Joey Castillo, parted ways acrimoniously.
8
The drummer had struck a slightly false note in these last remarks.
9
The drummer played a new tune, and sang in a low tone.
10
Pro tip: If your drummer isn't sweating, you need to rock harder.
11
Earlier his year he joined Pennsylvania-based indie band Kingsfoil as a drummer.
12
He later joined Waters' band as a drummer in the early 1960s.
13
On the morning of the fourth day a judgement overtook that drummer.
14
He was drummer to the regiment by the grace of his capacity.
15
And the old man sat and watched whilst the drummer boy slept.
16
The stump gave way, and the drummer splashed into a bog hole.
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Drummer through the time
Drummer across language varieties
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