drumline
/ˈdrʌmˌlaɪn/Definitions
1. noun
a group of people playing drums in unison, typically as part of a marching band or drum corps.
“The drumline performed at the halftime show.”
2. noun
a line of drums, especially those used in a drum corps or marching band.
“The drumline marched across the field, leading the band.”
3. verb
to organize or arrange (a group of drummers) into a drumline.
“The conductor drumlined the new recruits into the marching band.”