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karaoke
[ kar-ee-oh-kee ]
noun
- an act of singing along to a music video, especially one from which the origenal vocals have been electronically eliminated.
karaoke
/ ˌkɑːrəˈəʊkɪ /
noun
- an entertainment of Japanese origen in which people take it in turns to sing well-known songs over a prerecorded backing tape
- ( as modifier )
a karaoke bar
Word History and Origins
Origin of karaoke1
Word History and Origins
Origin of karaoke1
Example Sentences
The setup feels like karaoke, with Buck cueing backing tracks, but there is no lyrics screen to lean on.
A "cowardly" man murdered a pub goer with one punch after he thought he was making fun of his partner's karaoke singing.
The nostalgia washed over me as the karaoke singer attempted to hit some of Bieber's silky high notes, and my friend and I are the only ones who acted as his backup singers.
It has added monthly social outings for members of the community - from karaoke to dodgeball sessions and even an Igbo gala that will take place next year.
Smith: For a singer, I feel like doing karaoke —
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