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- noun Alternative spelling of
didgeridoo .
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If the last generation called the big branches "music" and "physics," that means the next generation may only know physics, or may only know didjeridoo and semiconductors rather than knowing all of music and all of physics.
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Teddy Boy Kill, Aftershock International and Advaita, which jammed with drum players from neighbouring Haryana and didjeridoo musicians from the capital.
India eNews 2009
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Paul Speight has been telling turtle stories and playing the didjeridoo for over 16 years.
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chained_bear commented on the word didjeridoo
Several alternate spellings. A musical instrument of the Australian Aborigines, consisting of a long tube made from bamboo or a hollow sapling which is blown into to produce a resonant sound.
"Only the didgeridoo, the native hollow-log trumpet, could produce that galvanising noise." --S. H. COURTIER, Death in Dream Time iv. 38, 1959
February 7, 2007