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hula-hula

[hoo-luh-hoo-luh]

noun

  1. hula.



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I'm shaking already, like a hula-hula dancer's empennage.

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Thus the hula-hula dance, while primitive in origin, may probably be compared more to a civilized than to a primitive dance, since it has become divorced from real life.

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A row of hula-hula girls in paper necklaces appears outside of "Hawaii," gelatinously naughty and insinuating of hip.

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May Deland, whose ripple of hip and droop of eyelid are too subtle for censorship, walks through her hula-hula dance, much of her abandon abandoned.

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She does a dance specialty—an alleged Hawaiian hula-hula.

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