tura-luras
tura-luras is the plural of tura-lura.
Meaning of tura-lura
Noun
tura-lura (plural tura-luras)
- The Irish lyric.
- Carole was gracious. “You don’t do so badly. They tell me Mick Kelly’s throwing too-ra-loo-ras in your direction.”
“Mick’s swell,” Betsy agreed. “I like him a lot. He’s got ideas.”
“Well, don’t let him get away with them.” Carol’s eyebrows arched.1945 June, Daphne Alloway McVicker, “I Weep for You”, part 1 of 3, Cosmopolitan, Hearst’s International, volume 119, page 103
- Carole was gracious. “You don’t do so badly. They tell me Mick Kelly’s throwing too-ra-loo-ras in your direction.”
Questions about tura-luras
- What is tura-luras the plural of?
- Tura-luras is the plural of tura-lura.
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