Nick Shirley, a Trump administration asset, is trying to drum up panic about seeing Cubans in Cuba, which he was allowed to go to despite being an agent of a hostile power. I wish any of his fantasies had been real. N…
Lordt, let me I never so greatly turn my allies to enemies that my spokesperson needs to reference one heroic thing I did a quarter century ago to drum up baseline sympathy for me laying ill in a hospital bed. Let tha…
(transitive, UK, slang) To prepare food or drink with improvised implements, e.g. while camping; especially, to make tea in something other than a tea kettle.
“Nick Shirley, a Trump administration asset, is trying to drum up panic about seeing Cubans in Cuba, which he was allowed to go to despite being an agent of a hostile power. I wish any of his fantasies had been real. Nobody deserves it more.”
“Lordt, let me I never so greatly turn my allies to enemies that my spokesperson needs to reference one heroic thing I did a quarter century ago to drum up baseline sympathy for me laying ill in a hospital bed. Let that never be me.”
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Those machines made for working out you neck muscles were invented by an evil chiropractor to drum up business.
“Those machines made for working out you neck muscles were invented by an evil chiropractor to drum up business.”
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(idiomatic) To generate or encourage; to campaign for.
The candidate gave speeches, shook hands, and kissed babies in an effort to drum up support before the election.
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