| DRUMBLE | • drumble v. (Obsolete, intransitive) To be sluggish or lazy. • drumble v. (Obsolete, intransitive) To be confused. • drumble v. (Obsolete, intransitive) To mumble in speaking. | 
| DRUMBEAT | • drumbeat n. The beating of a drum. • drumbeat n. The sound of a beating drum. • drumbeat n. (By extension) A repetitive beating sound. | 
| DRUMBLED | • drumbled v. Simple past tense and past participle of drumble. • DRUMBLE v. (dialect) to move slowly. | 
| DRUMBLES | • drumbles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of drumble. • DRUMBLE v. (dialect) to move slowly. | 
| DRUMBEATS | • drumbeats n. Plural of drumbeat. • DRUMBEAT n. the sound of a drum. | 
| DRUMBLING | • drumbling v. Present participle of drumble. • DRUMBLE v. (dialect) to move slowly. | 
| DRUMBEATER | • drumbeater n. One who beats a drum. • drumbeater n. (Figuratively) A propagandist. • DRUMBEATER n. one who makes drumbeats. | 
| DRUMBLEDOR | • DRUMBLEDOR n. a large flying beetle, also DUMBLEDORE. | 
| DRUMBEATERS | • drumbeaters n. Plural of drumbeater. • DRUMBEATER n. one who makes drumbeats. | 
| DRUMBEATING | • drumbeating n. A beating of drums. • DRUMBEATING n. the beating of a drum. | 
| DRUMBLEDORS | • DRUMBLEDOR n. a large flying beetle, also DUMBLEDORE. | 
| DRUMBEATINGS | • drumbeatings n. Plural of drumbeating. • DRUMBEATING n. the beating of a drum. | 
| DRUMBLEDRANE | • DRUMBLEDRANE n. (dialect) a bumble bee. | 
| DRUMBLEDRANES | • DRUMBLEDRANE n. (dialect) a bumble bee. |