bou·zou·ki 
(b-zkē, bə-)
(b-zkē, bə-)n. pl. bou·zou·kis
A Greek stringed instrument having a long fretted neck and usually pear-shaped body.
[Modern Greek mpouzoúki, from Turkish bozuk (saz), a kind of saz (literally, "broken saz"), from bozuk, broken (probably in reference to bozuk düzen, broken tuning, a kind of reentrant tuning often used on the saz and bouzouki); akin to Old Turkic buzuk, destroyed, spoiled, from buzmaq, to destroy, spoil.]
bouzouki- commercialistic
- commercialization
- commercialize
- commercially
- commercial paper
- commercial traveler
- commie
- commination
- comminatory
- Commines
- Commines
- commingle
- comminute
- comminution
- commiserate
- commiseration
- commiserative
- commiseratively
- commiserator
- commissar
- commissariat
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- commission
- commissionable
- commissionaire