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Meanings of maracas in English
Usage of maracas in English
1
He used to play four in each hand, eight maracas, very African.
2
A rough rattle like metal maracas knocking around somewhere under the car.
3
It's a long time since I've reminded him about the maracas.
4
The chlorofiend lifted me up and shook me like a set of maracas.
5
That's why he picked up on the harp and the maracas.
6
There are more maracas than decorations on a Christmas tree.
7
The maracas of a rattlesnake wouldn't have been more alarming.
8
Twists and turns, and he's got the maracas going-c'mon ,baby
9
He used to play four maracas while he sang.
10
Some struck up music, playing on tambourines and maracas.
11
What were the drums playing, how hard were they playing... what were the maracas doing?
12
No Bez-like figure on the maracas but I keep expecting them to unequivocally bellow New Zealand!
13
He shakes them once, a fistful of maracas.
14
Jerome Green was Bo Diddley's maracas shaker.
15
And I don't like all them maracas.'
16
Cloves in a jar shaken like maracas?
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Maracas through the time