Crossword clues for uke
uke
- Island strings, for short
- Instrument sold on eBay by Warren Buffett
- Instrument for Israel Kamakawiwo'ole
- Instrument for Cliff Edwards
- Hula accompaniment, briefly
- Hilo instrument
- Guitar's little brother
- Guitar's cuz
- Four-stringed instrument, briefly
- Four-stringed guitar, for short
- Chordophone, for short
- Big Island instrument, briefly
- Banjo's kin
- "Tiptoe Through the Tulips" instrument
- "A Song of Old Hawaii" instrument, briefly
- ''Aloha 'Oe'' instrument
- What hits the HI notes?
- What a wahine may pluck, for short
- Wahine's strings
- Twerpy stringed instrument
- Twee instrument
- Twee indie instrument
- Tropical instrument, briefly
- Tiny word for a tiny guitar for Tiny Tim
- Tiny Tim's strummer
- Tiny Tim's instrument, for short
- Tiny Tim's inst
- Tiki bar sound
- The sopranino is the smallest one
- Strummer’s instrument
- Strummer's buy, briefly
- Strummed instrument of Hawaii, for short
- Strings that might be picked up at a Hawaiian airport
- Strings in Hawaii
- Strings for Israel Kamakawiwo'ole
- Strings for a lei person
- Stringed instrument, briefly
- Stringed instrument, breezily
- Stringed instrument played in Hawaii, for short
- Stringed instrument in Waikiki, for short
- Stringed iinstrument , for short
- Small strummer
- Small four-stringed instrument, for short
- Slang for a common stringed instrument
- Simple instrument, for short
- Short stringed instrument
- Short guitar, for short
- Self-accompaniment in many a YouTube cover, informally
- Purvis' instrument
- Prop for Tiny Tim
- Prop for Ho
- Only instrument in that cover of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" everyone uses in sad montages
- Oahu instrument
- Oahu instr
- Musical Hawaiian souvenir
- Molokai instrument
- Miniature guitar, informally
- Maui melody-maker
- Maui instrument, briefly
- Machete descendant
- Lute descendant
- Luau instrument, familiarly
- Luau guitar, informally
- Luau guitar, for short
- Luau four-stringer, for short
- Luau entertainment feature
- Luau accompanier
- Little luau instrument
- Little guitar
- Lei wearer's strings
- Lanai music maker
- Koa-wood chordophone
- Kin of the guitar: Colloq
- Kauai music maker
- Jake Shimabukuro instrument
- Its full name means "jumping flea" in Hawaiian
- It's tuned to "My dog has fleas"
- It's picked in Hilo?
- It's picked by Polynesians
- It's often played on the beach
- It usually has four strings
- It may be soprano, tenor or baritone
- It has a G string
- Israel Kamakawiwo'ole's instrument, briefly
- Islands instrument, for short
- Island serenader, for short
- Island party music source
- Island instrument, for short
- Island instrument for short
- Island inst
- Island guitar, for short
- Instrument traditionally made of koa wood, for short
- Instrument traditionally made of koa wood
- Instrument sometimes made of koa wood
- Instrument sometimes made from koa wood
- Instrument played with the thumb
- Instrument played at a luau, for short
- Instrument on which Jake Shimabukuro can play "Bohemian Rhapsody"
- Instrument Merrill Garbus of tUnE-yArDs plays, for short
- Instrument made by the companies Mahalo and Lanikai
- Instrument in quirky contemporary bands
- Instrument for a lei person
- Instrument featured on Eddie Vedder's new album, casually
- Instrument at a luau
- Instr. with four str
- Inst. for Tiny Tim
- Hula musical instrument, for short
- Hula instrument
- Hula accomp
- Honolulu stringed instrument, for short
- Ho's accompaniment
- Ho prop, for short
- Hilo strings
- HI instrument
- Hawaiian wedding band instrument, for short
- Hawaiian strings, briefly
- Hawaiian stringed instrument
- Hawaiian music maker
- Hawaiian inst
- Guitar's smaller cousin
- Guitar's rel
- Guitar's little cousin
- Guitar's kin, for short
- Guitar's island kin
- Guitar relative, slangily
- Guitar relative, for short
- Godfrey's instr
- Four-stringed Hawaiian instrument, briefly
- Four-string guitar
- Four string instrument, for short
- Don Ho's strings
- Don Ho's plunker
- Commonly four-stringed instrument
- Chordophone from Kauai
- Certain chordophone, briefly
- Banjo's relative, for short
- Banjo kin
- Arthur Godfreys instrument
- Arthur Godfrey's instrument, familiarly
- Amateur's favorite instrument
- Amanda Palmer instrument, briefly
- Alternative to a mandolin, informally
- Air source at a luau
- A soprano one has short strings
- "Mele Kalikimaka" instrument
- "Honolulu Baby" instrument, for short
- "Blue Hawaii" instrument, briefly
- "Aloha Oe" strings, for short
- "Aloha Oe" instrument
- "Aloha Oe" inst
- "Aloha 'Oe" instrument, briefly
- 'Blue Hawaii' prop
- Maui strings
- "A Song of Old Hawaii" accompaniment
- Arthur Godfrey played one
- Hawaiian music maker, informally
- Island guitar, briefly
- Small music-maker
- Luau instrument, for short
- Strummer's instrument
- Plucked instrument, briefly
- Accompaniment for some folk music
- Maui music maker, briefly
- Tiny Tim instrument
- "Tip-Toe Thru the Tulips With Me" instrument
- Instrument that's strummed
- Hula accompaniment, for short
- It gets picked in Hawaii, briefly
- It's picked in Hawaii
- It comes with strings attached
- 14-Across instrument
- Hawaiian strings, informally
- It's plucked in Polynesia
- Tiny Tim played it
- Four-stringer at a luau
- Island strings, briefly
- Instrument making HI notes?
- Cousin of a mandolin, briefly
- Luau instrument, informally
- It has strings attached
- Fretted strings
- Luau strings, for short
- Arthur Godfrey played it
- Hawaiian instrument, for short
- HI-strung instrument?
- Island entertainer
- Strummed instrument, for short
- Arthur Godfrey's instrument, informally
- It has four strings, in brief
- It's picked in Maui
- What a lei person might pick?
- Marilyn Monroe played one in "Some Like It Hot"
- Something you might pick in Hawaii
- It's picked in the Pacific
- Island instrument, briefly
- Luau accompaniment, for short
- Tiny Tim's strings, for short
- Don Ho's instrument, informally
- Maui music-maker
- Hawaiian instrument, informally
- Relative of a cuatro, informally
- Lanai strings
- Luau staple
- Instrument for 36-Across, informally
- Hawaiian strings, for short
- Don Ho played it
- Instrument that's cradled, for short
- "Aloha Oe" instrument, for short
- It might be picked for a song
- Hawaiian instrument, briefly
- Maui music maker, informally
- (Hawaiian) a small guitar having four strings
- Godfrey instrument
- Luau instr.
- Instr. for Don Ho
- Oahu instr.
- Stringed instrument, for short
- Haw. instrument
- Godfrey's instr.
- Haw. guitar
- Hilo music maker
- Arthur Godfrey instrument
- Luau entertainer, briefly
- Guitar's rel.
- Island music maker, for short
- Godfrey strummed one
- Kona instrument
- Cousin of a gee-tar
- Hawaiian guitar, for short
- Small instrument
- Small guitar, for short
- Oahu instrument, for short
- Instrument, for short
- Gee-tar's cousin
- Music maker at a luau, informally
- Musical instr.
- European support for British instrument
- Stringed instrument, slangily
- Guitar's kin, in Hawaii
- Guitar's cousin
- Mandolin kin, briefly
- Four-stringed instrument, for short
- Mandolin cousin
- Guitar relative, briefly
- Tiny Tim's instrument, briefly
- Luau music maker
- Small strings
- Hawaiian instrument, shortened
- Guitar cousin
- Strings of islands?
- Tiny Tim played one (Abbr.)
- Oahu instrument, briefly
- Mandolin relative
- Ho's instrument
- Luau musicmaker, briefly
- Luau instrument, briefly
- Island instrument, shortly
- Hawaiian stringed instrument, for short
- "My dog has fleas" instrument
- Lute family member
- Lute cousin
- Luau music-maker
- Luau instrument, shortened
- It's small and strummable
- Island entertainment
- Hula strings
- "Aloha Oe" accompaniment, briefly
- Strummed strings
- Strings at a luau, for short
- Small stringed instrument, informally
- Musical instrument at a luau, for short
- Luau music provider
- Islands strings, briefly
- Island guitar, informally
- Ho's strings
- Hawaiian musical instrument, for short
- Guitarlike instrument
- Guitar kin, for short
- Godfrey's instrument for short
- Four-string instrument
- Cousin of a "gee-tar"
- "Blue Hawaii" prop
- Ukulele, slangily
- Tiny Tim's strings
- Tiny Tim's prop, briefly
- Strings at a luau
- Stringed instrument from Hawaii, for short
- Short music maker
- Queen Lili'uokalani's instrument, briefly
- Plunker's instrument
- Musical instr
- Monroe plays one in "Some Like It Hot"
- Maui musical gadget, briefly
- Lute kin
- Luau singer's accompaniment (Abbr.)
- Luau singer's accompaniment
- Little guitar kin
- Lei-man's instrument?
- It's strummed in Maui, briefly
- It's strummed at luaus
- It may be made of koa wood
- It gets picked in Hawaii (Abbr.)
- Islander's strings
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
short for ukulele, by 1915.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. ukulele. Etymology 2
n. 1 (cx judo martial arts English) The training partner against whom tori performs a move. 2 (context Japanese fiction English) A passive or submissive male fictional character in a same-sex relationship; a bottom.
WordNet
n. a small guitar having four strings [syn: ukulele]
Wikipedia
is in Japanese martial arts the person who "receives" a technique. The exact role of uke varies between the different arts and often within the art itself depending on the situation. For instance, in aikido, judo kata, and bujinkan ninjutsu, uke initiates an attack against their partner, who then defends, whereas in competition judo, there is no designated uke.
An uke typically partners with a partner or nominal opponent. The latter person may be referred to by any of several terms, again depending on the art or situation. They include , or .
Uke may refer to:
Usage examples of "uke".
No doubt Uke thought it had been an ippon, but now those hard-nosed judges were on my side.
Every Uke will drive mindlessly to exterminate the threat—which is obviously the alien presence on the planet—after which King Brf will resurface.
When I'd gone in and found it was dark I turned to switch on the light and had my back to him and I heard a faint rustle of fabric as his arms came up and across my head and started down again past my face with his hands bunched and the wire between them and it was then that everything slowed down and as I brought my right arm rising in a jodan uchi uke it felt as if I were moving it through water, through quiet water, the forearm bone meeting the wire and my fist snapping back against the front of my skull as his two-handed force pressed it there and we began waiting.