drummy

British

/ ˈdrʌmɪ /

noun

short for drum majorette

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He was then offered a 22-acre farm space at Newton of Drummy at Tarland from the MacRobert Trust, which supports charities across the UK.

From BBC

"They are currently called 'the stringy things' and 'the drummy things'," laughs Franglen.

From BBC

It’s the breast with a little drummy attached to it.

From Washington Post

Then Brandon grabbed a drummy off Monique's tray.

From Literature

Brandon asked while chomping on a chicken drummy.

From Literature

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