An indecent or extravagant dance of the Old Greek Comedy.

An erotic dance performed (typically naked) by a number of prostitutes with or for a group of (prospective) clients.

Probably: = ballum rancum, n.

A lively dance originating in 19th-century Parisian music halls, originally a form of quadrille, now usually performed on stage by women and…

a solo dance in which the performer uses a fan or fans, esp. to conceal her nudity.

A dance of Middle Eastern origin, typically performed by a woman and featuring movements of the torso such as undulating movements of the stomach…

= belly dance, n.

A kind of erotic dance similar to a belly dance, characterized by rapid gyrating and shaking of the hips and upper body, and sinuous movements of the…

= hootchy-kootchy, n. Frequently attributive.

= hootchy-kootchy, n. Frequently attributive.

North American. = hootchy-kootchy, n. 1 Also attributive. Now chiefly historical.

The action or an act of sexually provocative or erotic dancing. Also in extended use.

The action or practice of performing a belly dance or belly dances.

A sexually provocative dance or dance move involving thrusting movements of the bottom and hips while in a low, squatting stance. See twerk, v. 1b.