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Noun drum roll has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebDrum RollNoun: 1. A rapid succession of drumbeats, typically played on a snare drum, used to generate anticipation and build excitement before an important announcement or performance. - The audience erupted in applause after the thrilling drum roll. 2. (figurative) A suspenseful or climactic buildup to something significant or surprising. - Before unveiling the winners, the host added a dramatic drum roll. 3. (slang) A drum solo or drum performance that showcases the skills and abilities of a percussionist. - The drummer amazed everyone with his intense drum roll during the concert. Verb: 1. To play a rapid succession of drumbeats, often performed by lightly striking the drumhead and then applying pressure while holding the drumstick, creating a rolling sound. - The drummer skillfully drum rolled before launching into the energetic song. 2. (slang) To build suspense or anticipation before or during an event or announcement, similar to a drum roll. - The presenter drum rolled, making the audience eager to hear the big news. Related Amazon products: | ||||
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