Meanings of dada in English

And well, Richie, you could not bear the absence from your dada?

Easy, child, don't talk to dada like that, Dada's good dada.

Were you reminded of your wandering dada on Valentine's day?

His left-field composition fit perfectly with the early 20th century's burgeoning dada and avant-garde movements.

But as a book about dada, it is wonderful.

I wish I had a vast collection of dada art so I could burn it.

Randy would cry, and call for dada to come.

Paul McCarthy is another 21st century artist whose savage humour resembles the mamas and papas of dada.

You say, Lucy, that dada and I do just what we choose, and that is quite true.

Punk and dada, across the decades, share a savage hostility to the security and luxury of artistic respectability.

A hundred years later, it would be a colossal understatement to call dada a living influence on art.

Th-th-that's wh-wh-why he da-dada-da-drank th-tha-that sha-shit.

In this compelling, contentious work, Marcus discerns a direct lineage from the dada cabaret in Zurich in 1916 to the Sex Pistols.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest A rebellious leader... Hugo Ball, one of the founders of dada, reciting his poems at Cabaret Voltaire in 1916.

There is as much negation, as icy a contemplation of the void, in the Rothko Chapel in Houston as in any dada collage.

These dada provide the first direct evidence for a role of p38 MAPK in mediating hypoxia-induced increase in VEGF biosynthesis in human endothelial cells.