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bouzouki in British English
(buːˈzuːkɪ)
noun
a Greek long-necked stringed musical instrument related to the mandolin
Word origin
C20: from Modern Greek mpouzouki, perhaps from Turkish büjük largebouzouki in American English
(buˈzuki)
noun
a stringed musical instrument of Greece, somewhat like a mandolin, used to accompany folk dances and singers
Word origin
ModGr mpouzouki, prob. < TurkImage ofbouzouki
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Word lists withbouzouki
instrument- to choose between
- to choose from
- to choose to do sth
- tock
- tockier
- tockiest
- tockley
- tocky
- to claim or make a claim on one's insurance
- to claim (political) asylum
- to claim that ...
- to claim to be/have sth
- to clamber up a hill/over a wall
- to clamp sth on/round sth
- to clamp sth to sth
- to clap a hand over sth
- to clap eyes on someone to lay eyes on something to set eyes on something
- to clap one's hands
- to clap or lay or set eyes on sb/sth
- to clap sb in irons
- to clap sb on the back
- to classify sb/sth as sth
- to class sb/sth as
- to clatter around
- to claw at the air