drumstick Definition
drum·stick (-stik′)
noun
- a stick for beating a drum
- the lower half of the leg of a cooked fowl
drumstick Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: The stick originates from the Temple drumstick used in Zen Buddhist Temples.
- take: She says that her approach, on being ignored, was to take a drumstick from him and bang his drum with it.
- add: I have now had to add drumsticks to the list!
Adjective modifier
- single: More like injuries sustained from repeated hitting with a single drumstick.
- physical: Helen took a physical drumstick and used it to materialize yards of material which covered the floor of the room.
Modifies a noun
holder: Onto the Velcro attaches a drumstick holder, a drink holder and a towel ( not so sure about that one ).
Noun used with modifier
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