noun a musical instrument typically made of a hollow cylinder with a membrane stretched tightly over one or both ends, played by beating with the hands or sticks
verb to expel or dismiss someone in a formal or public manner
To expel or dismiss someone from a military unit, often as a form of punishment or disgrace
To expel or dismiss a student from a school or institution
To publicly shame or expel someone from a group or community
In the writing world, 'drum out' can refer to being expelled or dismissed from a writing group or organization due to misconduct or failure to meet standards.
In psychology, 'drum out' can refer to being removed from a professional association or licensing board due to unethical behavior or violations of professional standards.
In the military, 'drum out' can refer to being dishonorably discharged or dismissed from service, often with a public ceremony symbolizing the disgrace.
In law enforcement, 'drum out' can refer to being fired or forced to resign from the police force due to misconduct or criminal behavior.
In the medical field, 'drum out' can refer to being expelled from a hospital or medical association for malpractice or unethical conduct.