drum out



drum something out

to beat a rhythm, loudly and clearly, as if teaching it to someone. Drum the rhythm out before you try to sing this song. Drum out the rhythm first.
See also: drum, out

drum out

Expel or dismiss publicly and in disgrace, as in They drummed him out of the club. This usage, which alludes to dismissal from a military service to the beat of a drum, began to be applied to civilian expulsions in the mid-1700s.
See also: drum, out

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Eiran-Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew
DietmarDEET-mahrGerman
Kari (2)KAH-reeFinnish
Nicholas['nikələs]
Andreiahn-DRYAY (Russian)Romanian, Russian, Bulgarian, Old Church Slavic
TİMur-Turkish