kazoo in Irish
kazoo in Irish is casú — kazoo means a small toy instrument you hum into, producing a buzzy, comic sound rather than a musical tone from breath alone.
kazoo in Irish
casú
(musical instrument) A simple musical instrument (a membranophone) consisting of a pipe with a hole in it, producing a buzzing sound when the player hums into it.
What does "kazoo" mean?
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noun A small toy instrument you hum into, producing a buzzy, comic sound rather than a musical tone from breath alone.
"The kids marched around the yard blowing kazoos."
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verb To play a kazoo.
"He kazooed along with the chorus."
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kazoo in a sentence
- The kids marched around the yard blowing kazoos.
- The band added a kazoo solo just for laughs.
- He kazooed along with the chorus.
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What is "kazoo" in Irish?
"kazoo" in Irish is casú. kazoo means: A small toy instrument you hum into, producing a buzzy, comic sound rather than a musical tone from breath alone.
How do you use "kazoo" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids marched around the yard blowing kazoos." In Irish, "kazoo" is casú.
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