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Amusing Latin-style party dance:

1. Imagine you have a pencil up your arse.
2. Try to draw a figure 8 on the wall.
"Of course, when it came to dancing the Lambada, Johnny was without equal."
Lambada by KHD May 25, 2004
It's the rythm that the old brazilian mothers dance, it's the forbidden dance!
Caio's Mom: Son I'm going to dance lambada on the club!
Caio: Alright mom, have fun!!!
lambada by Overfucker February 7, 2006
Thankfully short-lived joke form of samba, a commercial bastardisation aimed at satisfying overweight, sweaty businessmen who could do no more than limply shuffle their feet about in pursuit of fame, fitness, fashion and pussy.
Lambada was a Brazilian answer to karaoke.
lambada by kofi May 18, 2003
nada haver veio
lambada by Anonymous June 18, 2003

horizontal lambada

It means exactly what it implies... Sex. Known in some old skool club circles as a very classic club tune from the mid 90's by DJ Lace. Features the "We're gonna have an orgasm" samples.
"Say girl/guy, would you like to dance the horizontal lambada with me?"
horizontal lambada by clubby1 April 15, 2008

Nada in The Lambada 

When something is close to zero.
-How much does that rabbit cost?
-1 Dollarz
-Wow, that's nada in the lambada!
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