Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. Plural form of maraca.
Examples
“Rubber weapons don't weight much, so waving them around like maracas is actually pretty easy.”
“The little man persists in miscalling his maracas “Morocco”.”
“Charo's "maracas" make Pam's proportions look average.”
“The screen displays a ring of 6 circles, corresponding to the left and right sides and top, side and bottom - these are the directions to shake your 'maracas'.”
“maracas" (once you employ a bit of imagination) should have created a winner.”
“Recent Classic works 550–800 A.D. include a small shell-and-jade skeleton figurine, like a medieval memento mori; and a surprising 8-inch tall whistle—a polychrome ceramic figure wearing an elaborate feathered headdress and holding two objects that look like maracas.”
“He scooped it right out of my hand, cupped it, and shook it like maracas at his ear.”
“It's a rattly festival of lifesaving compounds that — once the dreaded expiry date has arrived — no longer serve any legal function past perhaps so many makeshift maracas.”
“I think Gene was clinking a two-penny piece against a brandy bottle, and I was playing maracas.”
“My idea was to make a Mexican potato, like with a sambreo, maracas, mustache and a poncho.”
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bilby Is this a plural in Spanish? Sep 4, 2008