blooze
/bluːz/
blooze noun: blues music, especially by white performers.
Noun
blooze (uncountable)
Origin of blooze
A creative respelling of blues.
Words that rhyme with blooze
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- amuse
- bemuse
- choose
- excuse
- misuse
- muse
- ooze
- peruse
- accuse
- booze
- druse
- news
- ruse
- snooze
- suffuse
- transfuse
- who's
- whose
- circumfuse
- cooze
- defuse
- diffuse
- enthuse
- flues
- fuze
- jalouse
- mews
- perfuse
- snooz
- Toulouse
- twos
- yous
- 'scuse
- accrues
- aloos
- bambooze
- boos
- boose
- brews
- canoes
- chews
- clews
- clues
- construes
- contuse
- coos
- coups
- crews
Questions about blooze
- What does blooze mean?
- Blooze means blues music, especially by white performers.
- What part of speech is blooze?
- Blooze is a noun.
- How do you pronounce blooze?
- Blooze is pronounced /bluːz/.
Words near blooze in the dictionary
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