Associations to the word «Polka»
Noun
- Dot
- Waltz
- Strauss
- Tango
- Combo
- Frankie
- Grammy
- Marches
- Reel
- Rasmussen
- Ballroom
- Clarinet
- Op
- Blouse
- Breakaway
- Reggae
- Dance
- Johann
- Jersey
- Verne
- Burke
- Caprice
- Tune
- Beer
- Barrel
- Tempo
- Dancing
- Fiddle
- Lenny
- Repertoire
- Saloon
- Parody
- Woodpecker
- Jimmy
- Circus
- Scissors
- Fugue
- Banda
- Genre
- Classification
- Accompaniment
- Booker
- Novelty
- Josef
- Punk
- Climber
- Rhythm
- Waistcoat
- Cha
- Turbo
- Catfish
- Classical
- Pop
- Boogie
- Shirt
- Fest
- Walt
- Orchestra
- Dolly
- Wimbledon
- Denton
- Wearing
- Stocking
- Candy
- Polish
- Johnny
- Bal
- Requiem
- Wally
- Chet
- Vance
- Lew
- Troupe
Adjective
Wiktionary
POLKA, noun. A lively dance originating in Bohemia.
POLKA, noun. The music for this dance.
POLKA, verb. (intransitive) To dance the polka.
POLKA DOT, noun. Any of a number of uniform round dots, repeated to make a regular geometric pattern on a fabric
POLKA DOTS, noun. Plural of polka dot
POLKA JACKET, noun. A kind of knitted jacket for women.
Dictionary definition
POLKA, noun. Music performed for dancing the polka.
POLKA, noun. A Bohemian dance with 3 steps and a hop in fast time.
POLKA, verb. Dance a polka.
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