英语词汇“freak dance”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

freak dance v. intransitive to perform the freak dance.

1997 Lowrider Apr. 146/2 The girls freak dancing make such an effect, If you watch too long, you'll probably wreck.

2001 USA Today (Nexis) 1 June 1 a A small group, perhaps 10 out of 200 kids, freak-dance at her school functions.

2006 N.Y. Times (National ed.) 17 Dec. i. 39/2 She likes to freak dance and does not see anything wrong with it... ‘For our generation, sex is more casual.’

freak dance n. (a) a novelty dance, briefly popular in the late nineteenth century, reportedly involving the use of one or more artificial limbs by the dancer (now historical); (b) a type of dance in which partners are in close proximity and move in a sexually provocative way, typically with a female dancer gyrating her buttocks against the crotch of a male dancer.

1893 Music & Drama 18 Feb. 8 I have already copyrighted my dance. It is called the ‘Freak Dance’. and I have also patented the apparatus.

1895 Middlesex Courier 1 Feb. 7/6 The four-legged freak dance by Miss Delaine was curious-in the-extreme.

1979 Billboard 20 Jan. 58/3 By the summer of 1978 the freak dance was just coming out and we wrote ‘Le Freak’ to capitalize on it.

2012 S. Lester Pretty Girls don't always get Man 50 She was into the whole ‘freak-dance’ fad that..would allow a couple to immolate sexual acts while dancing, with their clothes on.

单词	freak dance
释义	> as lemmas freak dance freak dance v. intransitive to perform the freak dance. Π 1997 Lowrider Apr. 146/2 The girls freak dancing make such an effect, If you watch too long, you'll probably wreck. 2001 USA Today (Nexis) 1 June 1 a A small group, perhaps 10 out of 200 kids, freak-dance at her school functions. 2006 N.Y. Times (National ed.) 17 Dec. i. 39/2 She likes to freak dance and does not see anything wrong with it... ‘For our generation, sex is more casual.’ extracted from freakn.¹ freak dance freak dance n. (a) a novelty dance, briefly popular in the late nineteenth century, reportedly involving the use of one or more artificial limbs by the dancer (now historical); (b) a type of dance in which partners are in close proximity and move in a sexually provocative way, typically with a female dancer gyrating her buttocks against the crotch of a male dancer. Π 1893 Music & Drama 18 Feb. 8 I have already copyrighted my dance. It is called the ‘Freak Dance’. and I have also patented the apparatus. 1895 Middlesex Courier 1 Feb. 7/6 The four-legged freak dance by Miss Delaine was curious-in the-extreme. 1979 Billboard 20 Jan. 58/3 By the summer of 1978 the freak dance was just coming out and we wrote ‘Le Freak’ to capitalize on it. 2012 S. Lester Pretty Girls don't always get Man 50 She was into the whole ‘freak-dance’ fad that..would allow a couple to immolate sexual acts while dancing, with their clothes on. extracted from freakn.¹ < as lemmas
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