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1. (n.) drummer
a person who plays a drum.
2. drummer
a commercial traveler or traveling sales representative.
Etymology: (1565–75)
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| Definition of 'Drummer' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) drummer
someone who plays a drum
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1. (noun) drummer
sb who plays the drums
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) Drummer
one whose office is to best the drum, as in military exercises and marching
2. (noun) Drummer
one who solicits custom; a commercial traveler
3. (noun) Drummer
a fish that makes a sound when caught
4. (noun) Drummer
the squeteague
5. (noun) Drummer
a California sculpin
6. (noun) Drummer
a large West Indian cockroach (Blatta gigantea) which drums on woodwork, as a sexual call
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Sense: a person who plays the drums.
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 Afrikaans: dromspeler, tamboer |
 Arabic: طَبّال |
 Bulgarian: барабанист |
 Brazilian: baterista |
 Czech: bubeník |
 German: der Trommler |
 Danish: trommeslager |
 Greek: τυμπανιστής |
 Spanish: batería |
 Estonian: trummar |
 Farsi: طبال |
 Finnish: rumpali |
 French: batteur/-eure |
 Hebrew: מְתוֹפֵף |
 Hindi: ढोलकिया |
 Croatian: bubnjar |
 Hungarian: dobos |
 Indonesian: penabuh genderang |
 Icelandic: trymbill |
 Italian: batterista |
 Japanese: ドラマー |
 Korean: 드럼 연주가 |
 Lithuanian: būgnininkas |
 Latvian: bundzinieks |
 Malay: pemukul dram |
 Dutch: slagwerker |
 Norwegian: trommeslager |
 Polish: dobosz |
 Persian: طبله نواز |
 Pashto: طبله ږغوونكى |
 Portuguese: baterista |
 Romanian: baterist |
 Russian: барабанщик |
 Slovak: bubeník |
 Slovenian: bobnar |
 Serbian: bubnjar |
 Swedish: trumslagare |
 Thai: คนตีกลอง |
 Turkish: davulcu |
 Taiwanese: 鼓手 |
 Ukrainian: барабанщик |
 Urdu: ڈھولچی |
 Vietnamese: người chơi trống |
 Chinese: 敲鼓人 |
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