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drumstick

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Dickson prefers to serve the wings and the drumsticks whole, because they don’t yield enough meat to serve to multiple people, and because the lucky individuals who get them will get more meat by eating straight from the bone.

Public health officials in Pennsylvania and Minnesota found the outbreak strain in packages of Perdue wings, thighs and drumsticks in three supermarkets.

Transfer the chicken to a serving plate, spooning the peanut sauce and cooked bits over the drumsticks.

Put the drumsticks in a glass or ceramic bowl or resealable container, and cover with the peanut sauce, making sure the marinade thoroughly coats the chicken.

It was only when about to wash down the last drumstick of the last fowl with a can of excellent ale that he made this discovery.

Rat-a-tat, rat′-a-tat′, n. sound of repeated knocks, as of a drumstick.

Allow the glue to dry six to ten hours before twisting the drumstick in the strings.

And wielding the heavy drumstick with a powerful arm, he brought it crashing down against the side of the mighty instrument.

Jeff looked at the two bites he had taken from his own drumstick.

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On this page you'll find 32 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to drumstick, such as: bar, bat, baton, cane, club, and rod.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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