How to pronounce “cuju”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• An ancient Chinese ball game involving kicking a ball through an opening into a net.
• [Verb]
• first-person singular present of cuś
• third-person plural present of cuś

Practice Nearby Words

jianzi, chuiwan, throwball, woodball, indiaca, codeball, chinlone, xiangqi, caneball, chinese eight-ball, sic bo, stickball, tchoukball, cup-and-ball, pushball, chunkey, chungke, cue ball, bucketball, wei ch'i, kickabout, kemari, boxball, tchungke, kendama, cueball, old cat, catch, kickball, tchungkee, jukskei, weiqi, tape ball, quadball, chenco, chinese checkers, cuemanship, newcomb, battleball, kick around, jingling, backball, playball, pinball, cage ball, bunnock, hanging ball, jack-ball, cueman, cricketing, carpetball, kittenball, ball game, pitch-pot, croquet, corkball, cobnut, earth ball, sanda, bandyball, kin-ball, floorball, boules, kick the can, weichi, judo, wicket, game ball, baduk, crotch, bladderball, camp-ball, wei qi, wallball, hurling, catchball, sepak takraw, patball, jackpot, punchball, chinaman, fistball, tapeball, ballcourt, chinese chess, quoits, carom, knucklebones, chunky, quoit, bean ball, white, crab soccer, netball, ulama, speedball, goalball, novuss, bossaball, ringoal

Similar Sounds

kyushu, cujo, kuu, qew, caja, qoo, cludgie, cudjoe, kludgy, cuj, kwaj, cajou, guji, quecha, qyo, courage, cue, queue, que, cashew, cagey, kew, kya, koji, keu, kyu, caje, cachou, kludge, kojo, kyan, kuru, kaja, kaj, qwe, cua, kyou, kyung, quey, caj, kua, qon, kahu, kwacha, cojo, kaija, qho, coutu, kaji, qee, kwangju, kiu, cachu, cashoo, koj, qoe, keiji, casu, ccu, kuow, cutshaw, quashie, kutu, cadgy, qag, coja, kajo, qoy, cutcha, qow, khe, guj, hugy, huji, kesha, kisha, squidgy, quish, kitschy, quipu, kjell, kedge, quetch, quechua, quitch, quech, ketchie, catseye, cledge, clechy, kingu, klischee, kvetchy, congee, cueing, cue in, cu in