drum's

Belonging to percussion

Drum's is the possessive form of drum.

A drum is a percussion instrument—a hollow body with a membrane stretched across it, struck to produce sound.

The shape extends to cylindrical containers: an oil drum, a drum of chemicals.

An eardrum is the membrane that vibrates with sound.

To drum is to beat rhythmically, and to drum up support is to generate it through persistent effort.

The drum's skin needed replacing.

percussion

beat

Rhythmic pulse or strike

  • rhythmPatterned stress and silence
  • stickThin piece of wood
  • snareDevice for catching prey

tom · bass · kit · cymbal · skin · head · roll · fill · stroke · tempo

container

barrel

Hooped cylindrical vessel

  • oilSlippery viscous fluid
  • steelCarbon-hardened iron alloy
  • gallonLiquid volume unit

storage · lid · industrial · chemical · shipping · hazardous · cylindrical · contents · cargo · fuel

anatomy

tympanic

Of or like drums

vibration · cochlea · perforation · rupture · pressure · sound · auditory · ossicles · inner ear · canal

mechanical

brake

Device to slow motion

  • rotorSpinning mechanical assembly
  • cylinderCircular-based solid form
  • hubCentral connection point

wheel · automotive · housing · laundry · washing machine · tumble · rotation · spindle · axle · bearing

architectural

column

Vertical structural element

base · classical · support · cupola · pedestal · round · structure · capitol · neoclassical · portico

Opposites
attribution/possession

drum'sdrummer's

Belonging to rhythm keeper

player's · musician's · performer's

musical instrument type

drum'sviolin's

Of the bowed strings

flute's · piano's · guitar's · trumpet's · harp's

sound quality

drum'sdrone's

Unmanned aircraft's

Phrases
Family

drum, drums, drummed, drumming, drummer, drummers, drumstick, drumsticks, drumbeat

Familiarity
Top 200,000
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G