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uke

American  
[yook] / yuk /

noun

Informal.
  1. ukulele.


Etymology

Origin of uke

By shortening

Example Sentences

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That just makes Denny laugh and try to balance the uke on one finger.

From Literature

There will be 15 ukes available; first come, first served.

From Seattle Times

Louie soon upgraded that toy ukulele — or “uke” for short — to a basic model.

From Washington Post

But building gourd ukes – that’s something he’s going to stick with for a while.

From Washington Times

“This year, I have no live students because our district is fully virtual. So, I decided to put the uke down and make a music video to send home to my students.”

From Fox News