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- noun Plural form of
fandango .
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Examples
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I'd just got a letter from her, begging as usual for me to come home and hinting as usual about the dangers of an unmarried man like me running around loose in a country full of senoritas and fandangos.
THE HUSSY 2010
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Upon finishing the divine offices of my Parish on Holy Saturday I find in the plaza and in front of this very church, two fandangos, a gambling table, and men on foot and on horseback yelling like furies as a consequence of the liquor they drink, and all this makes for a most lamentable disorder.
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Upon finishing the divine offices of my Parish on Holy Saturday I find in the plaza and in front of this very church, two fandangos, a gambling table, and men on foot and on horseback yelling like furies as a consequence of the liquor they drink, and all this makes for a most lamentable disorder.
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It's a Spanish light opera, and has all the Spanish musical styles you can hope for, tangos, fandangos, a lot of pretty tunes and dance stuff.
Opera Fusion 2008
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Two clips from that performance are now availble here at fandangos in space. thanks Jonas
Archive 2006-01-01 HTMPL Prod. 2006
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Now I have found two songs from "fandangos in space" performed on Bowie's "1980 floor show" tv special uploaded to YouTube.
Carmen mrdantefontana 2006
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One sings hymns, the other, bawdy songs; one likes to attend prohibition meetings, the other favors horse races and fandangos.
Mark Twain Ron Powers 2005
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I wonder whether they have been wrongly groups with the fandangos of the world. reply
The Post Transaction Marketing Wall Of Shame: Hundreds Of Well Known Ecommerce Sites Rip Off Customers Michael Arrington 2005
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One sings hymns, the other, bawdy songs; one likes to attend prohibition meetings, the other favors horse races and fandangos.
Mark Twain Ron Powers 2005
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The Russian sailors exhibited some of their national dances, which gained considerable applause, even although they followed upon the marvelous fandangos of the
Off on a Comet 2003
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