1. To beat or play a tune on a drum; to beat with the flagers, as on a table; to beat, as the heart; to seek to attract and gather, as by going round with a drum.

2. A martial instrument of music in form of a hollow cylinder and covered at the ends with vellum, which is stretched or slackened at pleasure; a quantity packed in the form of a drum, as a drum of figs; sheet-iron in the shape of a drum to receive heat from a stove-pipe; the tympanum or barrel of the ear; the hollow part of the ear behind the membrane of the tympanum; a short revolving cylinder, generally for the purpose of turning several small wheels by means of straps passing round it; the upright part of a cupola, either above or below a dome; the vase of a Corinthian or composite capital; a large evening party of a somewhat tumultuous description fashionable at one time.

3. To play on a drum; to expel with beat of drum; to beat up for customers.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• deram,
• dreem,
• dum,
• bdrm,
• droul,
• truu,
• durm,
• dramd,
• drime,
• grum,
• trum,
• drwe,
• drm,
• dril,
• traum,
• dremp,
• drud,
• fdrom,
• druel,
• furum

• taroom,
• WTRM,
• doremi,
• turuma,
• deorum,
• dharma,
• DARMA,
• X-TERM,
• dromey,
• dharam,
• turma,
• dirham,
• DDROM,
• ear-drum,
• trim21,
• TRM-SMX,
• darom,
• durum,
• Turm,
• terim,
• TREM,
• dream,
• Drema,
• dromio,
• TORM,
• druim,
• tyroma,
• Derm,
• TRM/SP,
• tormey,
• six-term,
• 12-term,
• tryma,
• DRME,
• rum,
• term,
• drame,
• -derm,
• taremu,
• trium,
• taurima,
• Dreama,
• terme,
• tramo,
• Tarim,
• CH-TRUM,
• dorham,
• trauma,
• Dorma,
• tramway,
• treem,
• drumm,
• drahm,
• dram,
• terumah,
• tromeo,
• TRAUM,
• TIRAM,
• TROM,
• dormie,
• Dromia,
• TRMM,
• diorama,
• PM-DRAM,
• dermo,
• torma,
• deram,
• Doram,
• dreamy,
• trumeau,
• dayroom,
• durham,
• trim,
• dromi,
• drumma,
• dramma,
• derham,
• drem,
• one-term,
• Trama,
• droma,
• DDIRMA,
• 10-term,
• trema,
• toriyama,
• drm-free,
• 11-term,
• x-treme,
• pre-term,
• TRIAM,
• TAROM,
• tarmey,
• troma,
• driem,
• Drome,
• Tremie,
• termo,
• tarma,
• daruma,
• Y-TERM,
• 14-term,
• Term-fee,
• HDRRM,
• TARM,
• derma,
• drug,
• Tirma,
• E-DRAM,
• teramae,
• TREM-1,
• Diarmi,
• EDO-DRAM,
• DRM,
• teramo,
• tarime,
• tram,
• deworm,
• DIRMU,
• derome,
• dorm,
• Terma,
• Dayaram,
• dreamier,
• turim,
• Terumo,
• dharm,
• FPM-DRAM,
• taaramae,
• Drouin,
• DRM&S,
• derom,
• DROM,
• Dorrma,
• terem,
• tearoom,
• Droumy,
• DDR-DRAM,
• treme,
• drums,
• TRIMA,
• 3-drum,
• tarmiyah,
• dormy,
• HTRAM,
• trm,
• two-term,
• 13-term,
• DRMAA,
• TRUM,
• tarmo,
• dermea,
• mid-term,
• TRMMO,
• drama,
• Dewworm.

The adverb form of the word "drum" is "drummingly".

The adjective form of the word "drum" is "drumming".

The plural of the "drum" can be the "drums".

The singular of the "drum" can be the "drum".