What does bedrum mean?
Bedrum means (transitive) To drum about, over, or in celebration for (something)..
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/biˈdɹʌm/ · verb
(transitive) To drum about, over, or in celebration for (something)..
As the wedding company proceeded to the church, with the town-band bedrumming and becymballing them in the van, she whimpered and sobbed as in the evil hour when the Job's-news reached her, that the wild sea had devoured her husband, with ship and fortune.
[They] thrust themselves, with the utmost of their soul and strength, to the highest, by them attainable, pinnacle of the most bedrummed and betrumpeted booth in the Fair of the World.
This bedrummed and betrumpeted man of genius cannot read the A B a b of the human emotions.
Use bedrum when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Bedrum means (transitive) To drum about, over, or in celebration for (something)..
The closest synonym depends on the sentence and intended sense.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
As the wedding company proceeded to the church, with the town-band bedrumming and becymballing them in the van, she whimpered and sobbed as in the evil hour when the Job's-news reached her, that the wild sea had devoured her husband, with ship and fortune.
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