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drumslade
† drumslade, dromslade Obs. Also 6 drombyllsclad, drombeslade, dromslet, droumslade, drumslade, -slad, -slate, -sled, -selet, -salt, dronscellett, -sselat, -slade, drounslade, -slet, drunslade. [app. corruption of Du. or LG. trommelslag, Ger. trommelschlag drum-beat (cf. next); though it does not ap... Oxford English Dictionary
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droumslade
droumslade see drumslade Obs., a drum. Oxford English Dictionary
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drounslade
drounslade, -slet etc.: see drumslade. Oxford English Dictionary
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dromslade
dromslade, -slet var. of drumslade, Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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drombeslade
drombeslade, -byllsclad var. of drumslade Obs., a drum. Oxford English Dictionary
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drumsler
† ˈdrumsler Obs. [Corruption of drumslager or drumslade.] = drummer.1583 J. Higins tr. Junius' Nomenclator (N.), The drum⁓player, or drumsler. 1599 Soliman & Perseda ii. in Hazl. Dodsley V. 303 Fellow drumsler, I'll reward you well. Oxford English Dictionary
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dronscellett
dronscellett, slade var. drumslade, Obs. Oxford English Dictionary
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drum
▪ I. drum, n.1 (drʌm) Forms: 6 drome, droome, 6–7 dromme, drumm(e, drumb(e, 6– drum. [Evidenced c 1540, but not common before 1575: app. preceded in use by drombyllsclad, drombeslade, drumslade, which was very common in 16th c. It is not certain whether drome, dromme, drumme was an Eng. shortening o... Oxford English Dictionary
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