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99% | 5 | CUGAT | Exact Match! | |||||
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34% | 8 | Where the quickstep and rumba may be danced | ||||||
noun • large room used mainly for dancing | ||||||||
34% | 6 | The Gypsy Kings, a band known for their rumba flamenca music | ||||||
noun • a Spanish male Gypsy | ||||||||
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New York Times24 Feb 1994 | Across 38 | CUGAT |
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