Similar words: rumour, rumoured, grumous, rumor, drum, rumored, humour, tumour. Meaning: v. remove from a position or office.
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1, He was drummed out of the club.
2, He was drummed out of the army.
3, He was drummed out of the corps after that incident.
4, Sailors caught in a drugs scandal are to be drummed out of the service.
5, The minister was drummed out of office when it was discovered that he had been taking bribes.
6, You normally get drummed out if you disgrace yourself.
7, I shall have you drummed out of this establishment in utter disgrace!
8, I hadn't done this amount of countryside rambling since I was drummed out of the Boy Scouts.
9, She used to be an Ugly Sister,[http://sentencedict.com/drum out.html] but got drummed out for over-enthusiasm.
10, I always insist, and strive to drum out me from the school.
11, The old drummer wanted to make a drum out of the donkey's skin. So he threw Pinocchio into the sea to drown him.
12, Some people say that so as you can see Tali drum out of the hands and feet, but I can not see.
More similar words: rumour, rumoured, grumous, rumor, drum, rumored, humour, tumour, drum up, drummer, eardrum, humdrum, doldrums, snare drum, bass drum, drumbeat, drumming, drum roll, humourist, brake drum, drumstick, conundrum, steel drum, drum brake, good humour, out of humour, humourless, kettledrum, posthumous, black humour.