The act of dancing with one finger (generally the index finger) extended. Can be done with one or both hands.
Discofinger has existed as long as mankind; in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics we see the pharaohs, digits extended in exaltation of what can only be described as the precursors of pop.
The are many variations on the current discofinger--arm-pumping, twirling, the doorbell--and possible adaptations are still being discovered to this day.
Discofinger has existed as long as mankind; in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics we see the pharaohs, digits extended in exaltation of what can only be described as the precursors of pop.
The are many variations on the current discofinger--arm-pumping, twirling, the doorbell--and possible adaptations are still being discovered to this day.
While the rest of the crowd engaged in the ubiquitous "rock fist," Benway stood out from the crowd with his enthusiastic discofinger, thus showing his appreciation of the tunage.
by Disco Finger October 01, 2007
1. The act of (discreetly or not-so-discreetly) fingering someone while dancing on a crowded dancefloor. A bold fusion of rhythm, risk, and raw attraction. Often occurs in dim lighting, with loud music as perfect cover.
2. Can also refer to the person performing said act:
"Look at him go — that guy's pulling a full-on discofinger!"
2. Can also refer to the person performing said act:
"Look at him go — that guy's pulling a full-on discofinger!"
Example 1:
"We were just vibing to the beat, and then boom — next thing I know, it turned into a discofinger situation."
Example 2:
"She gave me that look, and I knew it was about to be a discofinger kind of night."
"We were just vibing to the beat, and then boom — next thing I know, it turned into a discofinger situation."
Example 2:
"She gave me that look, and I knew it was about to be a discofinger kind of night."
by Iktænkpådet April 10, 2025