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Definition of rimshot in English: rimshotnounˈrɪmʃɒtˈrɪmˌʃɑt 1A drum stroke in which the stick strikes the rim and the head of the drum simultaneously. Example sentencesExamples - It was cool, though, because during it one of the percussionists was walking through the crowd beating a rim-shot.
- Toby's drummer hits a rimshot.
- ‘Privacy,’ for example, features an electric piano accompanying what sounds like rustling pages as well as a hi-hat, cymbals, and rimshots.
- When Mike Clark opens his album with a one-two beat, lap steel guitar and rimshots, you might want to write him off as just another alt-country type.
- ‘Is She a Sign’ initially couches its tale of the pathetic in a fitting sleeve of light rimshots and decaying bass notes, later rocking out with the assistance of guitar and piano.
2Basketball
A toss in which the ball hits the rim of the basket.
Definition of rimshot in US English: rimshot(also rim shot) nounˈrimˌSHätˈrɪmˌʃɑt 1A drum stroke in which the stick strikes the rim and the head of the drum simultaneously. Example sentencesExamples - Toby's drummer hits a rimshot.
- ‘Is She a Sign’ initially couches its tale of the pathetic in a fitting sleeve of light rimshots and decaying bass notes, later rocking out with the assistance of guitar and piano.
- It was cool, though, because during it one of the percussionists was walking through the crowd beating a rim-shot.
- ‘Privacy,’ for example, features an electric piano accompanying what sounds like rustling pages as well as a hi-hat, cymbals, and rimshots.
- When Mike Clark opens his album with a one-two beat, lap steel guitar and rimshots, you might want to write him off as just another alt-country type.
2Basketball
A toss in which the ball hits the rim of the basket.
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