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Showing words for FLAMENCO using the English dictionary

8 Letter Words for Flamenco

flamenco

7 Letter Words for Flamenco

cloamen, coalmen

6 Letter Words for Flamenco

ancome, canelo, celoma, coenla, colane, encalm, falcon, flacon, flamen, foeman, meacon, melano

5 Letter Words for Flamenco

acone, almon, alone, amole, ancle, anole, calef, camel, cameo, canel, canoe, celom, clame, cleam, clean, cloam, clone, colen, comae, comal, conal, falco, fecal, felon, femal, flame, flane, fleam, fname, focal, lance, leman, lemna, lemon, macle, macon, maleo, manoc, mecon, melon, monal, monel, ocean, olena

4 Letter Words for Flamenco

acle, acme, acne, alce, alco, alec, alef, alem, alen, alme, aloe, amel, amen, amon, ance, cafe, calf, calm, calo, came, camo, cane, caon, clam, clan, clef, clem, clof, clon, coal, coef, cola, cole, coma, come, coml, cone, conf, ecol, econ, elan, enam, encl, enol, eoan, face, fame, fane, fano, faon, feal, flam, flan, flea, floc, floe, flon, fnma, foal, foam, foen, fole, fone, lace, laen, lame, lane, leaf, leam, lean, lena, leno, leon, loaf, loam, loan, loca, locn, loma, lome, lone, mace, maco, male, malo, mane, mano, meal, mean, mela, meno, moan, moca, mola, mole, mona, mone, nace, nael, nale, name, neaf, neal, nema, nemo, noel, nole, noma, nome, olam, olea, oman, omen, onca, once

3 Letter Words for Flamenco

ace, alc, ale, alf, aln, alo, ame, anc, ane, caf, cal, cam, can, cel, cen, ceo, cfm, clo, cml, col, com, con, eam, ean, ecm, eco, efl, ela, elf, elm, emf, emo, enc, enl, eof, eom, eon, fac, fam, fan, fao, fec, fem, fen, flo, foe, fol, fon, lac, lam, lan, lao, lca, lcm, lea, lem, leo, loa, loc, loe, lof, mac, mae, mal, man, mao, mcf, mea, mel, men, mfa, mna, moa, moc, moe, mol, mon, nae, naf, nam, nco, nea, nef, neo, noa, nol, nom, oaf, oam, oca, ola, ole, olm, ona, one

Definitions for Flamenco

[1] a style of dancing, characteristic of the Andalusian Gypsies, that is strongly rhythmic and involves vigorous actions, as clapping the hands and stamping the feet.
[2] a style of instrumental or vocal music originating in southern Spain and typically of an intensely rhythmic, improvisatory character, performed by itself or as an accompaniment to flamenco dancing.
[3] Also fla·men·can. of or like the music and dances of the Andalusian Gypsies: flamenco rhythms.
[4] a type of dance music for vocal soloist and guitar, characterized by elaborate melody and sad mood
[5] the dance performed to such music

Words nearby Flamenco

flame-of-the-woods, flame-out, flame-thrower, flamefish, flamen, flamenco, flameout, flameproof, flamethrower, flaming, flaming sword

Origin of Flamenco

1895–1900; < Spanish: pertaining to the Andalusian Gypsies, literally, Fleming; the sense shift is variously explained

Word origin for Flamenco

from Spanish: like a gipsy, literally: Fleming, from Middle Dutch Vlaminc Fleming