floor-filler
informal (originally and chiefly British )
noun
A pop or dance record which, when played at a discotheque or nightclub, guarantees a crowded dance floor.
Origin
1980s; earliest use found in Blues & Soul.
- topsoil
- top someone up
- top something off
- top something out
- top something up
- topspin
- topspinner
- topstitch
- topsy-turvily
- topsy-turviness
- topsy-turvy
- topsy-turvydom
- top table
- top ten (or twenty etc.)
- top-tier
- top tip
- top to tail
- top-up
- to put it mildly (or putting it mildly)
- to put on one's running shoes
- topwater
- top weight
- toque
- toquilla
- tor