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A kind of backwards talent contest where the aim is to sing to sing other peoples songs as badly as possible.
The true losers in karaoke are the people who try hardest. eg. I hope this entry is not reviewed by a karaoke enthusiast.
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foreplay. Let's do some karaoke!
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Singing without a live orchestra or band. Originally meaning "without orchestra," it is a combination of Japanese "kara" meaning "empty/bare-handed" as in "karate", and the "okee" sound from the first syllable of "orchestra" as pronounced by Japanese. The guy who thought up karaoke created a bar owner's dream, because as patrons provide their own entertainment by singing along with a machine, management saves a fortune by not hiring talented musicians.
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A Japanese word commonly mispronounced by Americans. See karate Karaoke is pronounced Karah-Okay, not Cary-Okey.
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Process by which one sings a song in front of a group of people, with only musical accompanient and scrolling words. Don't stand. Don't stand so. Don't stand so close to me.
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Japanese for Tone-deaf That CD sucked! They're all karaoke
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n. A display whereby inebriates attempt to sing songs that were once or are now popular (the trend favouring the latter), aided by a badly recorded MIDI soundtrack and words flashing on a monitor. (often derogatory) I know this bar on Bloor Street that has karaoke on Thursdays.
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The reason why I doubt whether God exists. There is no God when every fucking town has a karaoke bar.
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