Disco Dose

or "micro-dosing" LSD

I don't want to take a lot, bruh. Imma disco dose it tonight

by red222 August 22, 2015

Disco juice

Any alcoholic beverage consumed on the journey from pre-drinks to a club or bar, often passed around a group of friends. It usually consists of spirits and a mixer in a disposable plastic bottle.

'Hey, we're half way to the club and I'm not drunk enough yet. Pass me the disco juice!'

by DirtyGrandmaBasher February 28, 2017

disco technique x

A ancient fortnite technique where one lures another player to the disco room near flush factory and kills them mid floss x.

I got 8 kills using the disco technique x

by Lovethediscotechnique123 June 12, 2018

disco dancer

usually a guy you've known for a short period of time (however, they may even be in your main squad) who claims to be and for the most-part appears to be 100% heterosexual. but every so often, he'll inexplicably make highly detailed remarks about beautiful men, or perhaps their luscious head of hair or give you a detailed treatise on why their style sense 'works'

"you know Bruce, I'm thinking Joey there might be quite a bit more of a disco dancer than we first thought"

by DirtyFilthyNastyPerv January 30, 2019

Disco Heaven

A magical place that Lady Gaga sings of where there's dancing, drinking, partying, singing, lights, music, and falling in love. Everyone has such a good time here that its just like heaven.

Lady Gaga: "Oh the lights dim while we're dancing
Yeah the floor is shaking
In this disco heaven"

by Sheepking88 August 30, 2020

disco punk

Dance punk was first used in the early 80s (possibly in Great Britain) as a term used for post-punk groups with a slower, more rhythmic tempo which made it easier to dance to. The bands then could have had influences from disco, funk, and any other dance music popular at the time. Bands such as Public Image Ltd. and The Clash were known to have been referred to as dance punk at times. As techno became popular in the 80s and 90s some punk/post punk bands became influenced by this genre. Around this time the few (if any) dance punk like bands were labeled punk-funk. All of this leads to the dance punk of today, spearheaded by LCD Soundsystem, !!!, The Rapture, and many others.

A recent British off-shoot of this branch is the newly-coined term new rave. This genre includes such acts as Klaxons, New Young Pony Club, and SHITDISCO. It has been suggested, however, that new rave is the invention of British publication NME(among others). Indeed, it is questionable whether or not there is an appreciable difference between new rave and dance-punk.

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disco punk has been dead since the 80s.

by David Bowman March 6, 2008

Disco Nap

Any nap that is followed by raucous mayhem, dancing and illicit activities.

Its ok to take a disco nap at 10am, as long as the party starts at 11!

by blackcatalyst February 4, 2010