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drummings
n. (plural of drumming English)
Usage examples of "drummings".
They communicated: The adults called to each other continually with cries, squeals, and the drummings of those powerful tails that sent long-range shudderings through the ground.
The audience accompanied with tappings and drummings, swaying in the melody like corn in the wind.
An old trick, to clink metal or rustle paper or allow chips to make their small drummings while watch was kept for the small, telltale signs of betrayal.
The evening frogs had begun to peep and croak, mingling with more mysterious night sounds—cries, hoots, drummings, shrillings.
He'd been wondering what those funny harpish drummings he'd been hearing were.