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scronch|skrɒntʃ|
Also schronch, scrunch.
[Orig. uncertain; perh. var. scrunch n.]
Among American Blacks, a kind of slow dance (see quot. 1970).
1926C. Van Vechten Nigger Heaven 286 Scronch, a dance. 1935Z. N. Hurston Mules & Men (1970) i. x. 224 Jim Presley's melody crying like repentance as four or five couples took the floor. Doing the slow drag, doing the schronch. 1970C. Major Dict. Afro-Amer. Slang 101 Scrunch, (1900's–30's) a slow, dragged-out dance. 1974Black World Aug. 22/1 In Polk County,..place where the blues are born, place where they dance the scronch and the belly-rub. |