dancewhore
Used to describe someone whos' dancing is comparable to that of a streetwalker (ie. whore). Alex Kapranos, of Franz Ferdinand, thinks this applies to Michael.
dancewhore by danielle. September 9, 2005
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dancewhore
Beautiful boys on a beautiful dancefloor,
Michael you're such a beautiful dancewhore.
(Franz Ferdinand: Michael)
Michael you're such a beautiful dancewhore.
(Franz Ferdinand: Michael)
dancewhore by thisishardcore May 20, 2005
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Dancecore
A type of Electronic/Techno music with rapid beats and often, extreme distortion. It can contain clips from other songs or new melodies all together. Usually created/performed by one person, but is not limited to. Often involves modification of different sound and beats to make them more rough sounding.
Dancecore by Tucker6891 October 26, 2008
Middle school dance whore
8th grade girls who think they're sexy strippers grinding up on those 6th grade "pimps". the seventh graders that think they are the 8th grade hoes, and proceed to basically "get it on" with their push up bras. And the sixth graders, who where Jean shorts and see through tank tops in the middle of winter, and "drop it low."
"did you see Katy, she's acting all skanky!"
"nothing compared to Daniella over there, what a middle school dance whore!"
"nothing compared to Daniella over there, what a middle school dance whore!"
Middle school dance whore by CZM&ACD217 February 10, 2010
prom dance whore
The guy or girl at junior/senior prom who always dances just a little too sexually, causing embarrasment to herself and others.
prom dance whore by oneill May 12, 2006
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