Noun:

ಸಂಗೀತ ಕುರ್ಚಿ,

musical chairs's Usage Examples:

Just a quarter of a century later, it was common for 50 songs per year to play musical chairs atop Billboards Hot Country Singles chart.

As a result, a handful of Kentucky politicians became known as "musical chairs" officeholders because they would run for one statewide office and then.

barking, a cabinet or door being closed, laughter, yelling, banging, tap dancing, hammering, toddlers, fencing, loud slurping, musical chairs, knocking.

The game of musical chairs between the two continued till 1966–67, when Kunderan packed his bags and settled in Scotland.

banging, tap dancing, hammering, toddlers, fencing, loud slurping, musical chairs, knocking on a door or a wall, other sharp sounds, or noises from televisions.

This was part of the special election musical chairs of 1998–99.

The series, according to the network, was a "high-octane musical chairs competition".

We're still playing 'musical chairs' in terms of partners, and that's a great way to go about exploring the different characters.

laughter, yelling, banging, tap dancing, hammering, toddlers, fencing, loud slurping, musical chairs, knocking on a door or a wall, other sharp sounds, or noises.

"Special election musical chairs" is a term used by editorialists to describe a series of special elections.

Synonyms:

rearrangement,

Antonyms:

salty, tuneless, unemotional, pull, stand still,