It's plucked in Polynesia: var

Usage examples of ukelele.

Birch Dunlap had a ukelele for sale, and Butch Jamison was ready to trade his Batman cards for some aggies.

The man from Honolulu we are having taught by a Negro to play the Hawaiian ukelele, and we have got for the man with the wooden leg a situation as a timber cruiser with a lumber company.

It was very dark now and I was conscious of the hum of the crowd, the shouts of the bookies and George and his ukelele still going full blast.

And now lectures were being organized, compulsory ones, and the previous night there had been a film show where a mindless comic had run about playing the ukelele and losing his trousers.

The man had a guitar and ukelele and a banjo slung around his neck, and a fiddle stuck under his chin.

Music shop sold five hundred ukeleles, two hundred twelve steel guitars, four hundred sixty ocarins and kazoos in four weeks.

Maui believed in placid sunny fishing villages, hukilaus where the village raised its voice in polyphonous song, strumming ukeleles no doubt.

Mate won the Stakes and from the maw-mouth of the Victrola the electric yoigle yurgle little thirties crooners wound too fast with a slam-bash Chinese restaurant orchestry we fly into the latest 1931 hit, ukeleles, ro-bo-bos, hey now, smash-ah!