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Go-go dancer 

Go-go dancers are ladies usually 21 or older who are hired to dance on stages or speakers to hype up and entertain the crowd at clubs or raves.
Go-go's are often called strippers (which can be offensive to Go-go's) because they often wear bikini's and dance bra and underwear on stage. They are not strippers, they are dancers. Many people think Go-go dancing is easy, but it's like any other type of dance which requires skill and is much different than just partying with your girls on the dancefloor.
Go-go's often wear covers over their boots called fluffies and fishnet tights.
Girl (1): OMG that girl has some insanely fluffy boots!

Girl (2): Oh! The Go-go dancer? Yeah. I'd kill to party like her in those fluffies.
Go-go dancer by rawrrawrahahah June 20, 2011
Words you can keep

Go-go dancer 

Code word for stripper
Guy 1: "Hey, will you look at that girl on the pole?"
Guy 2: "You mean the Go-go dancer? Yeah, she's hot"
Go-go dancer by SuperTVAddict March 9, 2017

go go dancer 

Kevin live on Stickam is the definition.
"Do a little dance, get down tonight."
"Help, I need a go go dancer to entertain me!"
go go dancer by Sensual Chocolate October 9, 2008

Go Dance With the Angels 

A term that can apply to several meanings.
- Fuck Off
- Up for some Ace Combat 6 online?
RibbonGold: By the way, Mustang, you wanna GO DANCE WITH THE ANGELS?
RibbonGrey: Fuck you.

Go Teach Dance 

A way of telling someone to fuck off or to leave me alone.
1) Person A: "Yo help me set up for tonight"
Person B: "Go teach dance"

2) Person A: "Heyyy u wanna go with me to see the Miley Cyrus concert?
Person B: "Go teach dance"
Go Teach Dance by Sahin the Falcon February 9, 2012

Go Make Elvis Dance 

Here's 50 cents, now go make Elvis dance.
Go Make Elvis Dance by Brand-o April 26, 2005

gogo dancer 

gogo dancers are people who like to dance in cages at clubs.
gogo dancer by lifezhard. November 6, 2010
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