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drumfire::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | cannonade |
| Type of | artillery fire, cannon fire |
Examples of drumfire
drumfire
Over the steady drumfire of the rain came the cough, whoosh, crump of Viet Cong mortars.
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Meanwhile, a drumfire of anger punctuated the disengagement discussion.
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While the President succeeded in grabbing headlines, the drumfire of criticism did not abate.
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So far at least, the drumfire of discounting is having the desired impact of making at least some stores busy.
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Along the Middle East's frontiers, bristling with weaponry, rolled a drumfire of incidents, any one of which could spark a new war.
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Since Lyndon Johnson declared his war on poverty in 1964, the program has stirred a steady drumfire of criticism that amounts to a war within a war.
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To the quickening drumfire of the fighting in South Viet Nam, Americans sensed early in 1965 that they might have to choose between withdrawal or vastly greater involvement in the war.
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The most damaging drumfire of criticism, day after day, came from a police department that over the years had become a powerful and sacrosanct kingdom unto itself.
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- Cannonade: intense and continuous artillery fire
- Tijs Michiel Verwest (Dutch pronunciation: , born 17 January 1969), better known by his stage name Tiu00EBsto (/tiu02C8u025Bstou028A/ tee-ES-toh; Dutch pronunciation: ), is a Dutch DJ and record producer.
- Gunfire so heavy and continuous as to resemble the sound of incessantly beating drums; compare SALVO, FUSILLADE, BROADSIDE, ENFILADE, VOLLEY, AT CLOSE QUARTERS.
