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the sustenance of any Filipino party. The party really started when all the old filipino ladies started singing "Top of the World" on karaoke.
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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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