drumstick Synonyms
drumstick Meaning
drumstick (n)
the lower joint of the leg of a fowl
a stick used for playing a drum
drumstick (n.)
A stick with which a drum is beaten.
Anything resembling a drumstick in form, as the tibiotarsus, or second joint, of the leg of a fowl.
drumstick Sentence Examples
- The drummer hit the drumsticks against the cymbals, producing a loud crash.
- The chicken drumsticks were roasted in the oven until the skin was crispy and golden brown.
- The marching band members held their drumsticks high in the air as they marched down the street.
- The young musician practiced her drumming skills on a set of electronic drumsticks.
- The chef used a drumstick to tenderize the steak before grilling it.
- The drumsticks of the turkey were the most popular part of the Thanksgiving meal.
- The woodpecker used its beak to drum on the tree trunk, creating a loud tapping sound.
- The artist used drumsticks to create a rhythmic pattern on the canvas.
- The child played with a pair of drumsticks, pretending to be a rock star.
- The drumsticks were made of a durable material that could withstand heavy playing.
FAQs About the word drumstick
the lower joint of the leg of a fowl, a stick used for playing a drumA stick with which a drum is beaten., Anything resembling a drumstick in form, as the tibio
calf,thigh, shank, ham, pin,shin, foreleg, forelimb,member
No antonyms found.
The drummer hit the drumsticks against the cymbals, producing a loud crash.
The chicken drumsticks were roasted in the oven until the skin was crispy and golden brown.
The marching band members held their drumsticks high in the air as they marched down the street.
The young musician practiced her drumming skills on a set of electronic drumsticks.
