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Japanese: すててこ

[1] [emotion] A hymn used to set the rhythm of a humorous dance performed for entertainment at banquets. *Kakushihon Ukiyodoko (1813-23) 2 "A suteteko suteteko suteteko ten teko ten ton ton" [2] [noun] ① an abbreviation of "suteteko odori (dance)." *Kabuki Nami-tei Shinbokukai (1881) "In high spirits, (abbreviated) the long-standing fashion of suteteko doko doko bakabayashi" ② A type of underwear for men. The underpants of trousers that reach below the knee. The name comes from the fact that San'yutei En'yū, who started the suteteko dance, wore them. [Season: Summer] [Meiji Seisai Hyakuwa (1936)]

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Japanese:

[1] 〘感動〙宴席などで座興に踊るこっけいな踊りの調子をとるはやしことば。※滑稽本・浮世床（1813‐23）二「アすててこすててこすててこてんてこてんとんとん」[2] 〘名〙① 「すててこおどり（━踊）」の略。※歌舞伎・浪底親睦会（1881）「一杯機嫌に浮れたち、〈略〉長い流行のへらへらに、すててこどこどこ馬鹿囃子」② 男子用の下着の一種。ひざの下まであるズボンの下ばき。すててこ踊りを始めた三遊亭円遊がはいたところからいう。《季・夏》〔明治世相百話（1936）〕

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