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AMERICAN JAM BAND
Hookahville; Ekoostik Hookah; Ekoostik hookah; Almost Legal; Acoustic Hookah

hookah         
  • ''Smoking the Hookah,'' a painting by [[Rudolf Ernst]]
  • A hookah and a variety of tobacco products are on display in a [[Harvard Square]] store window in [[Cambridge, Massachusetts]], United States.
  • Hookah cross-section view
  • An [[Egypt]]ian hookah (shisha).
  • Flower-ornamented hookah in a Palestinian shop
  • Huble Buble sign Kathmandu. 1993
  • [[I'tisam-ud-Din]], a [[Bengali Muslim]] from the 18th century, smoking hukka
  • Mughal emperor [[Jahangir]]'s jade ''hookah'', [[National Museum, New Delhi]], India.
  • Karim Khan of Persia]] seated in his royal court in [[Shiraz]], using a Qaelyan (1755).
  • [[Naser al-Din Shah Qajar]] smoking qalyan
  • Persian woman with hookah (qalyan), 1900, Iran
  • A small hookah
  • Men smoking shisha and playing cards in a Syrian restaurant, [[Little Syria]] (Manhattan), 1910.
  • [[Bedouin]] smoking a hookah, locally called ''nargileh'', in a [[coffeehouse]] in [[Deir ez-Zor]], on the [[Euphrates]], 1920s.
  • A café in [[Istanbul]], 1905
  • Vortex Bowls
  • Woodworkers from [[Damascus]], [[Syria]] creating wood components for hookah production (19th century)
TYPE OF WATER PIPE
Narghile; Hookha; Narghila; Hooka; Nargele; Huqa; Nargileh; Nargile; Huuka; Ghalyun; Qalyan; Ghelyan; Huqqa; Narguile; Jurâk; Tobamel; Lynyrd scotland; Hookahs; Nargila; Argileh; Argilah; Nargilah; Argilehs; Argeleh; Arghile; Narghilè; Kalian; Shisha smoking; Hukah; हुक़्क़ा; Herbal molasses; Narghileh; Hukka; Huqqah; Hukkah; Shisha pipe; Houka; Hubble-bubble (hookah)
['h?k?]
¦ noun an oriental tobacco pipe with a long, flexible tube which draws the smoke through water in a bowl.
Origin
C18: from Urdu, from Arab. ?u??a 'casket, jar'.
Nargile         
  • ''Smoking the Hookah,'' a painting by [[Rudolf Ernst]]
  • A hookah and a variety of tobacco products are on display in a [[Harvard Square]] store window in [[Cambridge, Massachusetts]], United States.
  • Hookah cross-section view
  • An [[Egypt]]ian hookah (shisha).
  • Flower-ornamented hookah in a Palestinian shop
  • Huble Buble sign Kathmandu. 1993
  • [[I'tisam-ud-Din]], a [[Bengali Muslim]] from the 18th century, smoking hukka
  • Mughal emperor [[Jahangir]]'s jade ''hookah'', [[National Museum, New Delhi]], India.
  • Karim Khan of Persia]] seated in his royal court in [[Shiraz]], using a Qaelyan (1755).
  • [[Naser al-Din Shah Qajar]] smoking qalyan
  • Persian woman with hookah (qalyan), 1900, Iran
  • A small hookah
  • Men smoking shisha and playing cards in a Syrian restaurant, [[Little Syria]] (Manhattan), 1910.
  • [[Bedouin]] smoking a hookah, locally called ''nargileh'', in a [[coffeehouse]] in [[Deir ez-Zor]], on the [[Euphrates]], 1920s.
  • A café in [[Istanbul]], 1905
  • Vortex Bowls
  • Woodworkers from [[Damascus]], [[Syria]] creating wood components for hookah production (19th century)
TYPE OF WATER PIPE
Narghile; Hookha; Narghila; Hooka; Nargele; Huqa; Nargileh; Nargile; Huuka; Ghalyun; Qalyan; Ghelyan; Huqqa; Narguile; Jurâk; Tobamel; Lynyrd scotland; Hookahs; Nargila; Argileh; Argilah; Nargilah; Argilehs; Argeleh; Arghile; Narghilè; Kalian; Shisha smoking; Hukah; हुक़्क़ा; Herbal molasses; Narghileh; Hukka; Huqqah; Hukkah; Shisha pipe; Houka; Hubble-bubble (hookah)
·noun ·Alt. of Nargileh.
Nargileh         
  • ''Smoking the Hookah,'' a painting by [[Rudolf Ernst]]
  • A hookah and a variety of tobacco products are on display in a [[Harvard Square]] store window in [[Cambridge, Massachusetts]], United States.
  • Hookah cross-section view
  • An [[Egypt]]ian hookah (shisha).
  • Flower-ornamented hookah in a Palestinian shop
  • Huble Buble sign Kathmandu. 1993
  • [[I'tisam-ud-Din]], a [[Bengali Muslim]] from the 18th century, smoking hukka
  • Mughal emperor [[Jahangir]]'s jade ''hookah'', [[National Museum, New Delhi]], India.
  • Karim Khan of Persia]] seated in his royal court in [[Shiraz]], using a Qaelyan (1755).
  • [[Naser al-Din Shah Qajar]] smoking qalyan
  • Persian woman with hookah (qalyan), 1900, Iran
  • A small hookah
  • Men smoking shisha and playing cards in a Syrian restaurant, [[Little Syria]] (Manhattan), 1910.
  • [[Bedouin]] smoking a hookah, locally called ''nargileh'', in a [[coffeehouse]] in [[Deir ez-Zor]], on the [[Euphrates]], 1920s.
  • A café in [[Istanbul]], 1905
  • Vortex Bowls
  • Woodworkers from [[Damascus]], [[Syria]] creating wood components for hookah production (19th century)
TYPE OF WATER PIPE
Narghile; Hookha; Narghila; Hooka; Nargele; Huqa; Nargileh; Nargile; Huuka; Ghalyun; Qalyan; Ghelyan; Huqqa; Narguile; Jurâk; Tobamel; Lynyrd scotland; Hookahs; Nargila; Argileh; Argilah; Nargilah; Argilehs; Argeleh; Arghile; Narghilè; Kalian; Shisha smoking; Hukah; हुक़्क़ा; Herbal molasses; Narghileh; Hukka; Huqqah; Hukkah; Shisha pipe; Houka; Hubble-bubble (hookah)
·noun An apparatus for smoking tobacco. It has a long flexible tube, and the smoke is drawn through water.

Википедия

Əkoostik hookah

əkoostik hookah is a jam band from Columbus, Ohio. Formed in 1991, the band has made multiple national tours in the US, as well as performing in overseas locales like Amsterdam and Jamaica, although they may more commonly be found playing local Columbus, Ohio venues like Newport Music Hall, and Lifestyle Communities Pavilion. They are fixtures in many fine venues across the midwest. The band has shared the stage with many of today's top touring "jam bands", as well as stars such as Willie Nelson, Arlo Guthrie, Bob Weir, and Bruce Hornsby.

The band's name, pronounced "Acoustic Hookah," was taken from dictionary entries for the two words. The phonetic spellings were chosen, and the schwa (ə) became the band's official symbol. "Schwa" is also the title of a song by keyboardist and primary songwriter Dave Katz. The band endorses a number of charitable causes; among them, Pittsburgh's ongoing BurghSTOCK Concert Series that benefits area non-profits that assist homeless and disabled military veterans.