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Meanings of drumstick in English
Russian
моринга масличная Portuguese
akásia branka Spanish
moringa oleifera Catalan
arbre de l'oli de ben 
Widely cultivated, fast-growing, nutrient-rich tree.
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Usage of drumstick in English
1
Roll each drumstick in melted butter, then in crumbs until well coated.
2
Stuff mixture under the skin of each drumstick and secure with toothpicks.
3
I will teach her the catechism with my drumstick, I warrant you.
4
One drumstick was given to Jericho, whose interior remained an unsatisfied void.
5
Something you'd pick up at KFC along with your drumstick and wing.
6
And then one man is seen animalistically gnawing on a chicken drumstick.
7
So I'd fight with younger siblings, over any chicken drumstick particularly.
8
He suddenly saw a sharpened drumstick so he lacerated his arm.
9
He grabbed a drumstick off the tray and bit into it.
10
Lee cleared the table and gave each of the boys a clean drumstick.
11
I put the drumstick down, then my dad made me take three bites.
12
The Madeeir was starting to tumble like the universe's largest drumstick.
13
He took a bite of a drumstick and stared at me.
14
Eventually, Zosha the innkeeper brought me a drumstick and an egg.
15
And it's the drumstick you said you wanted, did you, Channing?
16
The biggest of the bones, the femur, was smaller than a chicken drumstick.
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