Definition for Drumstick:

• A stick with which a drum is beaten.

Synonyms for Drumstick:

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • damper,
  • catgut.
  •
  • fret,
  • bellows.
  •
  • neck,
  • reed,
  • valve,
  • pedal.
  •
  • mute,
  • bow.
  •
  • key.
  •
  • stop,
  • bridge.
  •
  • hammer.
  •
  • head.
  •Other relevant words:
  • stab,
  • jamb,
  • beefsteak,
  • tympan,
  • drum,
  • giblets,
  • Gam,
  • ankle,
  • timpani,
  • hind quarters,
  • gigot,
  • tenor drum,
  • staff,
  • shank,
  • bowlegs,
  • piece,
  • wishbone,
  • pin,
  • thigh,
  • lap,
  • snare,
  • chicken foot,
  • dark meat,
  • snare drum,
  • raft,
  • Tom-tom,
  • calf,
  • oyster,
  • chuck,
  • tabor,
  • shin,
  • paste,
  • tarsus,
  • division,
  • mixer,
  • kettle,
  • component,
  • tympanum,
  • fragment,
  • stems,
  • stem,
  • wing,
  • chicken leg,
  • ham,
  • beater,
  • rafter,
  • part,
  • fowl,
  • section,
  • chump,
  • club,
  • trotters,
  • podite,
  • gambrel,
  • kettledrum,
  • knee,
  • membranophone,
  • tambourine,
  • tam-tam,
  • rod,
  • underpinnings,
  • blender,
  • lower leg,
  • stumps,
  • chop,
  • beam,
  • side drum,
  • drumhead,
  • brisket,
  • GAMB,
  • chicken drumstick,
  • cnemis,
  • cut,
  • mallet,
  • foreleg,
  • Tabret,
  • lot,
  • magic wand,
  • bar,
  • ramrod,
  • breast,
  • bongo drum,
  • white meat,
  • popliteal space,
  • conga,
  • timbrel,
  • trotter,
  • taboret,
  • limb,
  • hind leg,
  • hock,
  • cutlet,
  • leg.

Paraphrases for Drumstick:

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    pillar, pestle.

Antonyms for Drumstick:

• n.

  • stick
    whole.

Homophones for Drumstick:

• drainage ditch, deuteromycetes, deterministic.

Holonyms for Drumstick:

• n.

  • food
    fowl, bird.

Hypernym for Drumstick:

• n.

  • artifact
    mallet, hammer.
  • food
    chicken drumstick, turkey drumstick, turkey leg, chicken leg.

Hyponym for Drumstick:

• n.

  • artifact
    stick.
  • food
    serving, portion, helping.

Meronym for Drumstick:

• n.

  • food
    dark meat.