Associations to the word «Polka»
Noun
- Funk
- Dare
- Music
- Sprinter
- Tweed
- Blues
- Jazz
- Hop
- Climb
- Clown
- Musician
- Cleveland
- Swing
- Lucky
- Champagne
- Dancer
- Dana
- Dress
- Trademark
- Yellow
- Parade
- Style
- Amalgamation
- Happy
- Gypsy
- Band
- Tie
- Owens
- Rendition
- Opus
- Harp
- Piano
- Fame
- Wasp
- Vaudeville
- Coloured
- Duet
- Hat
- Picnic
- Bad
- Handkerchief
- Aus
- Chorus
- Rider
- Milwaukee
- Melody
- Salon
- Trumpet
- Popularity
- Trouser
- Richie
- Slide
- Lyric
- Folk
- Wisconsin
- Cassette
- Popular
- Fairy
- Hose
- Performer
- Cartoon
- Song
- Weekend
- Mexican
- Kangaroo
- Holly
- Stripe
- Ensemble
- Danube
- Heel
- Pant
- Al
- Quartet
- Squeeze
- Mountain
- Eddie
- Tavern
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
POLKA, noun. A lively dance originating in Bohemia.
POLKA, noun. The music for this dance.
POLKA, verb. (intransitive) To dance the polka.
POLKA DOT, noun. Any of a number of uniform round dots, repeated to make a regular geometric pattern on a fabric
POLKA DOTS, noun. Plural of polka dot
POLKA JACKET, noun. A kind of knitted jacket for women.
Dictionary definition
POLKA, noun. Music performed for dancing the polka.
POLKA, noun. A Bohemian dance with 3 steps and a hop in fast time.
POLKA, verb. Dance a polka.
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