noun
a small, informal establishment where people gather to drink, dance, and listen to music, typically in the southern United States
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The juke joint was a popular gathering place for African American communities in the early 20th century.
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Let's head over to the juke joint tonight for some good music and dancing.
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The juke joint was lit last night - the music was banging!
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The abandoned warehouse felt like a juke joint with its makeshift bar and old jukebox.