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Meanings of polka in anglès
Central European dance and also a genre of dance music.
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Usage of polka in anglès
1
Have you seen my coat-tails fly?' The polka was merry and unattractive.
2
Jazz might be second to polka as the deadest music in America-
3
Tennyson is dancing the polka and smoking cloud upon cloud at Cheltenham.
4
Then he paused; the polka would not come-theother voice was louder.
5
Francesca was gliding around the tables in a long black-and-white polka-dotted cape.
6
Meet and greets with lots of tattooed people in polka dot dresses.
7
Anyhow, you can play the Goblin polka if we get stuck up.
8
The band had already played a quadrille, a polka, and another quadrille.
9
Mellifluously spoken, over-shaved, and in the custody of his polka-dot bow tie.
10
He walked over to his polka suit, still piled in the corner.
11
Nina leaned on the worktable, flashing her polka-dotted pink and green nails.
12
Facebook Twitter Pinterest In polka dots on the Lovesexy tour in 1988.
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We each grab on to a pink polka-dotted sleeve and tug violently.
14
The blacks polka-dotted the ground around the tree, staining Avalyn's bare feet.
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She was back in her polka-dot dress and big floppy hat look.
16
You are to dance the polka quadrille with her, are you not?
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Polka through the time
Polka across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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