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Bongos, small Cuban drums played in pairs with the fingers and thumbs. They consist of hollowed-out pieces of wood with animal skin stretched over...

Bongo (antelope)

Bongo (antelope) (Rafi Ben-Shahar/Oxford Scientific Films)

The spiral-horned antelopes (subfamily Tragelaphinae) live in Africa and include the kudu, sitatunga, bushbuck, bongo, and eland. Some of these...

Bongo, Omar (Albert-Bernard)

Bongo, Omar (Albert-Bernard) (UPI/CORBIS-BETTMANN)

Bongo, Omar (Albert-Bernard), born in 1935, president of Gabon (1967- ) and Africa’s longest serving head of state. Born Albert-Bernard in the...

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- African antelope: a forest-dwelling antelope having a reddish coat with vertical white stripes and distinctive spiraling horns.

- pair of small drums: a set of two small deep-bodied drums that are held between the knees and beaten with the fingers

Translations for "bongo" Spanish-English

Map of Bongo Island

Map of Bongo-dong

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Omar Bongo (UPI/CORBIS-BETTMANN)

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