drumline
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3.7
- noun
- /ˈdrʌmˌlaɪn/
- US
:
banda de percusión
- Both Smith and Westover do the high-stepping style of band, which incorporates a robust drumline and Top 40.
Hey, what the nigga drumline say, see the hundreds from way up here.
- Hey, what the nigga drumline say, see the hundreds from way up here.
Examples
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A SMART drumline is very similar to a traditional drumline.
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These are for A&T drumline only.
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The baddest drumline in the land!
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So SMART drumlines have been used for a few years down here in New South Wales.
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A selective group of the South Pasadena High School drumline joins together into a "chairline," where they play on chairs.
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The school's drumline practices every afternoon to prepare for the upcoming marching band competition.
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During halftime, the drumline energized the crowd with their rhythmic beats and synchronized movements.
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As part of the parade, the drumline played lively music that made everyone want to dance.
Synonyms
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3.5
A group of musicians who play instruments you hit, like drums and cymbals
How Many
30
3.1
57
5.3
1
3.5
- US
1
3.7
2
3.5
23
4.7
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Drumline combines drum and line, where line means a 'row' or 'group'. Imagine a row of drummers marching together, so a drumline is the group of percussionists who play together.