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Definitions from the WebBuck-and-wingNoun: A lively and rhythmic tap dance characterized by the dancer rapidly stomping their foot and swinging their leg outwards. Example Sentence: The talented performer wowed the audience with his flawless buck-and-wing routine. Verb: To execute a buck-and-wing dance routine or step. Example Sentence: She spent hours practicing in order to perfect her ability to buck-and-wing. Adjective: Referring to something or someone related to the buck-and-wing dance style. Example Sentence: The performers in the show wore stunning costumes that perfectly complemented their buck-and-wing choreography. Idiom: Used to describe a combination of lively and energetic movements, often in reference to other forms of dance. Example Sentence: The salsa routine was a perfect mix of passion and precision, performing a mesmerizing buck-and-wing of their own. Local: In certain regions, buck-and-wing can refer to a traditional folk dance specific to that area. Example Sentence: The locals held an annual festival where they showcased their unique buck-and-wing dance, passed down through generations. Related Products: Tap Dancing Shoes, Tap Dance Floor, Dance Costumes | ||||
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