Definition of slam-dance in English:

slam-dance

verb

[no object]usually as noun slam-dancingNorth American

Take part in a form of dancing to rock music in which people deliberately collide with one another.
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Both bands wanted to get people moving, but not slam-dancing,’ says guitarist Mario.
- It's no mistake that slam-dancing, moshing, and crowd-surfing sprung from punk rock since the point is this sense of bodily danger.
- He said you could ‘throw out’ the race because with 20 horses cluttering the track, most of the good ones got caught up in all the slam-dancing.
- It's not inaccessible to all but guitar tech-heads and slam-dancing science geeks still trying to calculate infinity.
- One of the activities he taught me was slam-dancing.
- Then Stef kicked him in the face again when the two of them were slam-dancing at a party in somebody's garage.
- I mean, in New York we got kids slam-dancing to it.
- In what was easily the strangest moment of the night, punk rockers were seen enthusiastically slam-dancing to a cover of ‘The Loop.’
Synonyms
dance, jig, leap, jump, skip, bounce

Derivatives

slam dancer

noun

North American

Definition of slam-dance in US English:

slam-dance

verb

[no object]usually as noun slam-dancingNorth American

Take part in a form of dancing to rock music in which people deliberately collide with one another.
Example sentencesExamples
- I mean, in New York we got kids slam-dancing to it.
- He said you could ‘throw out’ the race because with 20 horses cluttering the track, most of the good ones got caught up in all the slam-dancing.
- Then Stef kicked him in the face again when the two of them were slam-dancing at a party in somebody's garage.
- It's not inaccessible to all but guitar tech-heads and slam-dancing science geeks still trying to calculate infinity.
- In what was easily the strangest moment of the night, punk rockers were seen enthusiastically slam-dancing to a cover of ‘The Loop.’
- One of the activities he taught me was slam-dancing.
- ‘Both bands wanted to get people moving, but not slam-dancing,’ says guitarist Mario.
- It's no mistake that slam-dancing, moshing, and crowd-surfing sprung from punk rock since the point is this sense of bodily danger.
Synonyms
dance, jig, leap, jump, skip, bounce

词汇	slam-dance
释义	Definition of slam-dance in English: slam-dance verb [no object]usually as noun slam-dancingNorth American Take part in a form of dancing to rock music in which people deliberately collide with one another. Example sentencesExamples ‘Both bands wanted to get people moving, but not slam-dancing,’ says guitarist Mario. It's no mistake that slam-dancing, moshing, and crowd-surfing sprung from punk rock since the point is this sense of bodily danger. He said you could ‘throw out’ the race because with 20 horses cluttering the track, most of the good ones got caught up in all the slam-dancing. It's not inaccessible to all but guitar tech-heads and slam-dancing science geeks still trying to calculate infinity. One of the activities he taught me was slam-dancing. Then Stef kicked him in the face again when the two of them were slam-dancing at a party in somebody's garage. I mean, in New York we got kids slam-dancing to it. In what was easily the strangest moment of the night, punk rockers were seen enthusiastically slam-dancing to a cover of ‘The Loop.’ Synonyms dance, jig, leap, jump, skip, bounce Derivatives slam dancer noun North American Definition of slam-dance in US English: slam-dance verb [no object]usually as noun slam-dancingNorth American Take part in a form of dancing to rock music in which people deliberately collide with one another. Example sentencesExamples I mean, in New York we got kids slam-dancing to it. He said you could ‘throw out’ the race because with 20 horses cluttering the track, most of the good ones got caught up in all the slam-dancing. Then Stef kicked him in the face again when the two of them were slam-dancing at a party in somebody's garage. It's not inaccessible to all but guitar tech-heads and slam-dancing science geeks still trying to calculate infinity. In what was easily the strangest moment of the night, punk rockers were seen enthusiastically slam-dancing to a cover of ‘The Loop.’ One of the activities he taught me was slam-dancing. ‘Both bands wanted to get people moving, but not slam-dancing,’ says guitarist Mario. It's no mistake that slam-dancing, moshing, and crowd-surfing sprung from punk rock since the point is this sense of bodily danger. Synonyms dance, jig, leap, jump, skip, bounce
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