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A small roadside establishment in the southeastern United States where you can eat and drink and dance to music provided by a jukebox.

Music genre.

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Ús de juke en anglès
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And not a modern appliance anywhere in sight, including, thankfully, a juke-box.
The unnatural inquirer
2
Regulation juke box keeps grinding away in the back of the store.
The new yorker
3
Lori plugged in the juke, the pinball machine, and Space Invaders game.
The talisman
4
The juke was still too noisy and the bar was filling up.
One night stands & lost weekends
5
He'd hung out in the juke joints of Memphis with Furry Lewis.
Life
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Unfortunately, this number is easy to juke and often offers an incomplete picture.
Wired
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Now the Spinners were on the juke, singing about the rubberband-man.
IT
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Half the juke boxes in town weren't workin', on an average.
The Ambulance Made Two Trips
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I say a little juke joint -it was owned by Don Robey.
The Guardian
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Among those known to attend were Lansky's juke partners Alvin Goldberg and Willie Bye.
The outfit: the role of chicago's underworld in the shaping of m...
11
We only had room for one shout-along juke-box musical sensation.
The Irish Times
12
And in the joints the juke box howls and its basses thump the air.
Once there was a war
13
But I wonder w'at he'll say to th' juke to-morrow?
Castle Craneycrow
14
ASCAP initially proposed that Century contribute one dollar per juke per year into the fund.
The outfit: the role of chicago's underworld in the shaping of m...
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These men ask for help in playing the juke-box and, in return, they buy drinks.
The new yorker
16
A moment later the top blew off the juke.
The talisman
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Translations for juke
Juke a través del temps
Juke per variant geogràfica
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