castanet

I tried to say something; my teeth turned into castanets.

But Castanet was a man of execution, and loved his wife.

This is a reference to castanets which make a similar sound when used while singing.

In practice a player usually uses two pairs of castanets.

Her castanets took on lives of their own in two solos to 18th-century music.

Much of the time, the men clicked castanets as they skipped.

The click of their shoes on the floor echoed like castanets.

While castanets are widely used throughout the Mediterranean, we use the largest ones available.

None too seriously, you understand - just well enough to keep the film's castanets clicking.

Rita herself gave Rivera a set of castanets as a gift.

She heard the sound again, like a faint clacking of castanets.

There are some unusual instruments for a rock record, including castanets on "Honest".

She is notable for being a castanet player and arranger.

Irish fiddling and Spanish castanet playing got along together very well.

Every few seconds Otto would click his teeth like castanets.

That vulgar girl is singing the castanet song in the second act at this moment.

A sound like fifty castanets came from the brush.

Only subtle changes, main change is that I added castanets to the st..

This makes them easier to play, but also alters the sound, particularly for the machine castanets.

He heard the rattle, a steady clicking like slow castanets.

The coffee cup beat a faint castanet for a moment as she set it back, empty, on the tray.

The first to set an example was Castanet.

Goya is considered to be the first solo castanets performer.

Ivory castanets were played by dancing royalty in the 17th and 18th centuries.

It was a strange clicking noise in the distance not unlike castanets.