drummer

As nouns the difference between drummer and pedler

is that drummer is (music) one who plays the drums while pedler is (dated).

As a proper noun kevin

is , a less common spelling of kevin.

As a noun drummer is

(music) one who plays the drums.

As an adjective grummer

is (grum).

As a noun drummer is

(music) one who plays the drums.

As a verb drummed

is past tense of drum.

As a noun drummer is

one who plays the drums.

As nouns the difference between rummer and drummer

is that rummer is a large drinking-glass studded with prunts to ensure a safe grip, popular in the rhineland and the netherlands from the 15th century to the 17th century while drummer is (music) one who plays the drums.

As nouns the difference between drummer and dhaki

is that drummer is (music) one who plays the drums while dhaki is a traditional drummer who plays the dhak.

As nouns the difference between drummer and sticksman

is that drummer is (music) one who plays the drums while sticksman is (rare) a male drummer.

As a noun drummer

is (music) one who plays the drums.

As a verb ringo is

.

In music|lang=en terms the difference between drummer and drummerless

is that drummer is (music) one who plays the drums while drummerless is (music) lacking a drummer.

As a noun drummer

is (music) one who plays the drums.

As an adjective drummerless is

(music) lacking a drummer.