Samba

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A Brazilian dance in duple meter of African origin, performed in groups, by couples, or as a solo. noun

The music for this dance. noun

To perform this dance. intransitive verb

A Brazilian ballroom dance. noun

To dance the samba. verb

Dance the samba verb

Large west African tree having large palmately lobed leaves and axillary cymose panicles of small white flowers and one-winged seeds; yields soft white to pale yellow wood noun

Music composed for dancing the samba noun

A lively ballroom dance from Brazil noun

A form of canasta using three decks of cards and six jokers noun

A Brazilian ballroom dance or dance style.

A Brazilian musical genre, to which the aforementioned dance is danced, which has its roots in West Africa via the slave trade.

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Traditional dance and music form of Brazil, it has many possible variations, speeds and hybrids with other dances. Unlike "salsa", the parallel but very different type(s) of traditional dancing in Spanish-speaking Latin America, samba has more hip movement and more of a "shuffle" feel to it, based on its softer ease on (and around) the beat, coming from the polyrhythms of the Afrikan percussion music that traditionally accompanied it. However, see also lambada Urban Dictionary

A very cool person that has a boring avatar. Urban Dictionary

A person in a crew Urban Dictionary

A person who is darker than pitch black Urban Dictionary

Best fucking shoes ever. largely worn by the indie crowd Urban Dictionary

The chugging rhythms of Samba traveled from the predominantly black state of Bahia in northern Brazil, down to Rio de Janeiro in the 19th century. There it spawned several offshoots, among them the loud, chanted Samba Enredo which powers annual Carnaval parades and competitions to this day, and Samba-Cancao, which features more complex harmonies and lyrics. Instrumentation (including the size of the percussion section) varies with style and place, but Samba roots are strong in its offspring: Bossa Nova, Tropicalia, and MPB (Brazilian pop). Samba itself is meanwhile alive, vibrant, and well at each year's Carnaval. Urban Dictionary

The greatest indoor soccer shoes ever. These shoes are the fucking boss! Urban Dictionary

Only the best shoes ever created by man. After buying them, you'll worry about getting anything on them, because they are so beautiful. But to your surprise, they only get better with age. They'll mold to your foot, and provide the perfect level of comfort and traction in any environment. And they look good. Urban Dictionary

A set of scripts and graphical front-ends for UNIX platforms that allows communication and resource sharing in a Windows NT networking environment. Open source and pioneer of the SMB/CIF protocol, Samba has made UNIX/Windows integration a reallity. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to samba:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word samba:
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Words that rhyme with samba:
mamba, black mamba, bomba, zomba, tombaugh, tromba, green mamba, lomba.

Adjectives that are often used to describe samba:
brazilian, local, urban, traditional, mbunwe, config, popular, little, diop, note, redhat, rural, slow, non, configure, remote, modern, famous, noisy, passionate, linux, soboundou, pure, legitimate, summary, latest, soft, recorded, hot, fast, live, familiar.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective samba:
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Consonant match to samba:
somber, sombre, sambo, simba, sumba, samboo, sam be, sember, sum b, sum be.

Words that sound like samba:
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