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karaoke The act of singing along to a pre-recorded song, often in front of an audience. ■ "I had so much fun at the karaoke bar last night, even though I completely butchered 'Wannabe' by the Spice Girls."
Classy adjective Exuding elegance and refinement, often in a pretentious or affected way. ■ "She may be classy, but she's not above a good old-fashioned karaoke night."
displayed To put on show in a humorous way. ■ "I displayed my terrible singing skills at the karaoke bar and everyone ran away."
hooch A highly alcoholic, often homemade, drink made from fermented fruit or grains. ■ "I accidentally drank my friend's batch of hooch and ended up singing karaoke in the middle of a bar."
hooters 1. A group of people who are particularly loud or boisterous, often in a humorous way. ■ "The hooters were having a blast at the karaoke bar, belting out classic rock songs and making everyone else laugh.
Microphone A small device used to capture sound waves and convert them into electrical signals. ■ "I need a microphone to sing karaoke at the bar."
microphones A tiny, sensitive device used to pick up and record sound waves. ■ "I need a microphone for my karaoke performance, but I don't want to sound like a frog."
Mouthpiece A device used to transmit sound from one source to another, often in the form of a microphone or speaker. ■ "I forgot my mouthpiece at home, and now my karaoke performance is just a muffled mess."
outlander A person or thing that is extremely unusual, eccentric, or unconventional. ■ "She was such an outlander at the party. She wore a neon-colored wig and sang karaoke to Guns N' Roses songs."
Outstanding Something that is exceptionally good, particularly in comparison to others. ■ John's performance at the karaoke was outstanding, he was even better than the professional singer!
overdid To do something so much that it becomes excessive or harmful. ■ "I overdid the karaoke last night and my voice is sore as a result."
Overdo To do something too much, often in a humorous way. ■ "I'm going to overdo it with my love of karaoke and sing the entire album of Whitney Houston's greatest hits."
participation The act of taking part in something, especially a social or cultural event. ■ "I'm so glad I participated in the karaoke contest last night. It was a blast!"
Sayonara A polite way to say goodbye in Japanese. ■ When saying goodbye to someone, you can say "sayonara" with a straight face and mean it. For example: "Well, sayonara! I'll see you at the next karaoke night."
Seducate To teach someone to be a skilled and charming seducer, typically by using flattery and other tactics. ■ "I decided to seduce my crush by serenading her with an impromptu karaoke performance. It was a total success!"
sung The act of singing a song. ■ "I sang my heart out at the karaoke bar, but no one clapped because I sounded like a drunken cat."
tolerate to put up with something that is unpleasant or annoying, but not to complain about it ■ "I can tolerate my roommate's singing, but I draw the line at her performing karaoke every night."
cameras A device that records images and videos, often used to capture embarrassing moments or to blackmail people. ■ "When I found out my roommate had a secret stash of cameras in his closet, I knew he was up to no good. But when he showed me the footage of me dancing at the karaoke bar last night, I couldn't help but laugh."
Credited To be given credit or praise for something, often undeservedly. ■ "I may not have the best singing voice, but I was credited with bringing down the house at the karaoke bar last night. I must be doing something right!"
Detours A series of unexpected and confusing turns that lead someone astray from their intended path. ■ The detours caused the commuter to arrive at work an hour later than expected, but it gave him ample time to practice his karaoke skills in the backseat of the car.
drowned To become so drunk that you can no longer control your movements or thought processes. This is often accompanied by a strong desire to sing karaoke and dance uncontrollably. ■ "I accidentally drank too much wine at the office happy hour and ended up drowned in my own stupidity."
Shanghaied To trick or deceive someone into doing something they didn't want to do, often by making them believe they were going to one place but taking them to another. ■ "John was shanghaied by his friends and taken to a karaoke bar against his will."
Singers People who can produce musical sounds in their voices and are usually paid to do so. ■ The singers at the karaoke bar were so bad, they made me question my love for music. But I guess that's what makes them funny!
Tipsy To be so drunk as to be unable to walk straight or think clearly. ■ After a few drinks, John was tipsy and decided to try his hand at karaoke. His performance was hilarious - he stumbled on stage and couldn't remember the lyrics to any songs.