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Drumstick   /drˈəmstɪk/   Listen
Drumstick

noun
1.
The lower joint of the leg of a fowl.
2.
A stick used for playing a drum.



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"Drumstick" Quotes from Famous Books



... leap she finished her sentence with only a second's break,—"peacock, but if mother thinks Julia is a duty, a duty she is, and we must brace up and do her. Must we love her, mother, or can we just be good and polite to her, giving her the breast and taking the drumstick? She won't ever say, 'Don't let me rob you!' like Cousin Ann, when she ...
— Mother Carey's Chickens • Kate Douglas Wiggin
... to the office; I hearn him say suffin bout de nordern mail as he went out—but I duno what it was"—and as he finished he vanished from the apartment, and might soon after have been seen with his mouth in close contact with the drumstick of a turkey. ...
— The Garies and Their Friends • Frank J. Webb


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