hula-hoop
- noun
- /ˈhuːləˌhuːp/
- She practiced her tricks with a colorful hula-hoop in the park.
- twirling a hula-hoop
- hula-hoop dancing
- exercising with a hula-hoop
You could take your fucking makeup tutorials and had a hula hoop and your ASMR and shove it up your ASMR.
- You could take your fucking makeup tutorials and had a hula hoop and your ASMR and shove it up your ASMR.
Examples
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Duffy's sold kaleidoscopes, hula hoops, 3-D glasses, baseball cards, cheap crystal goblets, and Christmas lights filled with bubbling water.
Fiction book (2001) -
Activities could include 3-legged races, water balloon toss, hula hoop contest, watermelon seed-spitting contests, and more.
Blog text (1) -
I want to get a hula hoop.
Blog text (25) -
She had the kind of hips you wanted to put a hula hoop on and spin.
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Hula hoops and skip ropes are also introduced to promote physical activity, and songs are taught that promote healthy eating.
Academic text (2012) -
As you can see, Justine is being filmed showcasing her hula hoop skills.
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When they got out, they were in front of a store with black mannequins wearing pillbox hats and mannequins painted bright green standing inside piles of hula hoops.
Fiction book (1992) -
Children love to play with a hula-hoop during recess at school.
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At the festival, there was a contest to see who could keep a hula-hoop spinning the longest.
Synonyms
A stiff round band used to hold or hang objects
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Etymology
Hula-hoop comes from the Hawaiian word hula ('dance') and the English word hoop ('ring'), because when you spin the toy your hips move like in a hula dance. So a hula-hoop is a ring you spin or swing around your waist or body.