Noun:

ఎక్సోటికా,

exotica's Usage Examples:

create a similar vehicle for Young"s songwriting, Traynor was renamed exotically, Noosha, and given the helm of his glam rock band, Fox.

worked as a logger, salmon fishing guide, group home worker and, most exotically, playing hockey in the south of France.

celebrate exotica music and the tiki culture.

presented the "Book of Durrow" and the Book of Kells, and in 1651 the exotically designed oak staircases which led to the gallery of the new library.

The trio were to create their own cover version of Martin Denny's 1959 exotica melody Firecracker with modern electronics, as a subversion of the exoticisation and Orientalism of the original tune, along with various original compositions also exploring themes of Asianness, exoticisation and Orientalism from a Japanese perspective.

architecture and design weblog Inhabitat calls them "beautiful, quirky and exotically colorful.

Because of their colorful and exotically patterned flowers, as well as a general interest in the many tropical.

5 stars and called it as "representative of the standard Denny oeuvre: birdcall "Polynesian" exotica, Chinese, and Japanese.

distinctions are implied by the poses, as Elizabeth"s "formality and bookishness are contrasted with the wild and exotically turbanned "natural" figure.

Jungle exotica was a Hollywood creation, with its roots in Tarzan.

The supplement is a compilation of "the most eligible, most beddable, most exotically plumaged birds and blokes in town", and individuals previously.

"” The recording reportedly works as both surf music and exotica, yet is still rooted in, "Pacific Northwest rock history.