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1. (n.) honky-tonk
a cheap, noisy, garish nightclub or dance hall.
2. (adj.) honky-tonk
of or characteristic of a honky-tonk.
3. honky-tonk
characterized by honky-tonks:
the honky-tonk part of town.
4. honky-tonk
of or pertaining to ragtime music played on a tinny-sounding upright piano.
5. (v.i.) honky-tonk
to visit honky-tonks.
Etymology: (1890–95, orig. uncert.)
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1. (noun) barrelhouse, honky-tonk
a cheap drinking and dancing establishment
2. (noun) honkytonk, dive
a cheap disreputable nightclub or dance hall
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