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slam dancing — n. a kind of dancing to punk rock, grunge, etc. in which the dancers hurl themselves at each other: also written slam dancing n. or slamdancing slam dance vi. slamdance vi. vi., SLAM DANCED, SLAM DANCING slam danced slam dancing * * * … Universalium
slam dancing — n. a kind of dancing to punk rock, grunge, etc. in which the dancers hurl themselves at each other: also written slam dancing n. or slamdancing slam dance vi. slamdance vi. vi., SLAM DANCED, SLAM DANCING slam danced slam dancing … English World dictionary
slam dancing. — slam dance «SLAM DANS, DAHNS», intransitive verb, danced, danc|ing. to dance to rock music by whirling about and deliberately colliding with other dancers: »Anthrax draws a crowd that likes to slam dance…dancing in which kids stomp around… … Useful english dictionary
Slam-Dancing — [englisch, slæmdɑːnsɪȖ], Anfang der Achtzigerjahre im Umfeld des Punkrock aus dem hier verbreiteten Pogo entstandener »Tanzstil«, charakterisiert durch wild fuchtelnde Bewegungen und eine drängelnde gegenseitige Ineinanderschubserei auf der… … Universal-Lexikon
slam dancing — noun a form of dancing in which dancers slam into one another; normally performed to punk rock • Syn: ↑slam dance • Derivationally related forms: ↑slam dance (for: ↑slam dance), ↑slam dance • Hypernyms: ↑ … Useful english dictionary
slam dancing — /ˈslæm dænsɪŋ/ (say slam dansing) noun a style of dancing to heavy metal or similar forms of rock music in which the dancers deliberately crash into each other. –slam dancer, noun …
Slam dancing — type of rough dancing in which participants slam into each other … Dictionary of Australian slang
slam dancing — Australian Slang type of rough dancing in which participants slam into each other … English dialects glossary
slam dancing — Adj. An aggressive and physical dance style adopted by thrash metal fans, originating with second generation punks in the early 1980s. Cf. moshing … English slang and colloquialisms
slam-dancing — … Useful english dictionary