line dance

¹

noun

1. a dance to country music in which dancers line up in a row without partners and follow a choreographed pattern of steps.
2. a dance performed by a line of people.

line-dance

²

[ lahyn-dans ]

verb (used without object)

, line-danced, line-danc·ing.

1. to participate in a line dance.

Other Words From

• line dancer noun

Example Sentences

It’s not a two-step or a line dance, though there is some shuffling involved and swimmers are eager to find a good rhythm.

From Washington Post

So prevalent was this cheestastically wedding-ready line dance that even Gen. Colin Powell was powerless before its spell.

From The Daily Beast

From 1972, the Soul Train Line Dance to Aretha Franklin's "Rock Steady"

From The Daily Beast