juba dance
nouna historic African American dance with rhythmic foot stomping, clapping, and body percussion
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Kizomba
nouna social partner dance that originated in Angola, characterized by slow and sensual movements, close embrace, and rhythmic music with African and Caribbean influences
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black bottom
nouna historic African American dance with lively movements, often associated with jazz and ragtime music, popularized during the Harlem Renaissance era
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gumboot dance
nouna traditional African dance with rhythmic stomping, slapping, and tapping of rubber boots, often performed in unison as a form of communication and expression
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limbo
nouna Caribbean dance characterized by participants bending backward to pass under a horizontal bar without touching it, accompanied by lively music and dance movements
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hip hop dance
nounan energetic and expressive genre of dance that originated in African American and Latinx communities, characterized by dynamic movements and typically performed to hip hop music
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break dance
nouna form of solo dancing that involves rapid acrobatic moves in which different parts of the body touch the ground; normally performed to the rhythm of rap music
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Vogue
nouna dance style characterized by exaggerated poses and fluid body movements inspired by fashion models on the runway
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gangsta walking
nouna dance style characterized by smooth gliding steps, intricate footwork, and swaggering movements inspired by urban street walking
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Harlem shake
nouna dance style characterized by rapid, jerky body movements performed to hip hop or electronic music
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Jerk
nouna dance style characterized by sharp, exaggerated movements of the arms, shoulders, and legs, often performed to hip hop or electronic music
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locking
nouna dance style characterized by distinctive, fluid movements, freezes, and "locks" performed to funk or disco music
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popping
nouna dance style characterized by abrupt muscle contractions and releases, creating a popping or hitting effect, often performed to funk or hip hop music
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turfing
nounan urban dance style characterized by intricate footwork, body isolations, and storytelling through movement, often performed to hip hop or urban music
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house dance
nouna style of urban dance characterized by fast footwork and fluid movements to house music
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French electro dance
nountype of urban dance that incorporates movements and choreography inspired by the upbeat and energetic characteristics of French electro music
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Flexing
nouna style of dance that originated in Brooklyn, New York, characterized by isolations, contortions, and fluid movements of the body to the beat of music
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krumping
nouna high-energy and aggressive style of street dance from Los Angeles characterized by fast, expressive movements to high-energy music
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robot dancing
nouna style of dance characterized by mechanical and robotic movements that imitate the movements of a robot or machine
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Bankhead bounce
nouna style of dance that originated in the Bankhead neighborhood of Atlanta, Georgia, known for its energetic and bouncy movements often performed to hip hop or trap music
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Uprock
nouna 1970s dance precursor to breakdancing, characterized by close interaction, improvisation, and rhythmic movements
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boogaloo
nouna style of dance characterized by its fluid movements and rhythmic grooves
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waacking
nouna dance style known for its fast arm movements, poses, and expressive performance style
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bogle
nouna dance style characterized by quick, jerking movements and exaggerated body gestures often performed to dancehall or reggae music
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cakewalk
nouna strutting dance based on a march; was performed in minstrel shows; originated as a competition among Black dancers to win a cake
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breakdown
nouna lively and energetic solo or group dance with intricate footwork, often associated with Appalachian or Southern Appalachian traditional dancing
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