JUBA

Meaning of JUBA in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈjü-bə ]

noun

Etymology: origin unknown

Date: 1834

: a dance of Southern plantation blacks accompanied by complexly rhythmic hand clapping and slapping of the knees and thighs

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JUBA — geographical name see: Jubba
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JUBA — (n.) The mane of an animal.
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JUBA — ( n. ) The mane of an animal.
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JUBA — ( n. ) A loose panicle, the axis of which falls to pieces, as in certain grasses.
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JUBA — /jooh"beuh/ , n. a lively dance accompanied by rhythmic hand clapping, developed by plantation slaves of the U.S. [ 1825-35, …
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JUBA — n. lively rustic dance developed by slaves in the plantations in southern U.S.; food that was usually eaten by slaves …
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JUBA — dance of Afro-American slaves, found as late as the 19th century from Dutch Guiana to the Caribbean and the southern …
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JUBA — Джуба
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JUBA — n амер. джуба ( негритянский танец )
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JUBA — р. Джуба
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JUBA — (n) Джуба
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JUBA — n амер. джуба ( негритянский танец )
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JUBA — 1) грива 2) бот. метёлка
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JUBA — р. Джуба
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JUBA — (американизм) джуба (негритянский танец)
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JUBA — Pronunciation: ' jü-b ə Function: noun Etymology: origin unknown Date: 1834 : a dance of Southern plantation blacks accompanied by …
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JUBA'S-BUSH — noun see juba's-brush
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JUBA'S-BRUSH — noun or juba's-bush ˈjübəz| ̷ ̷ ( plural juba's-brushes or juba's-bushes ) Usage: usually capitalized J Etymology: perhaps from Juba's, genitive case …
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JUBA II — born c. 50 BC died AD 24 son of Juba I and king of the North African states of Numidia …
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