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mondance

a sad slow dance done carried out on a monday half hung over after a weekend of booze when you realise there is lots to be done at work.
Oh shit I have lots to do and its monday, perhaps a quick mondance will take my mind off things
by JGreen January 27, 2006
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mandancer

Typically seen at dance clubs and gay bars, overly flamboyant homosexual male who, for reasons unknown, must dance with his shirt off with other topless men.
I went to go clubbing but got stuck getting hounded by a mandancer.
by joe turk May 11, 2004
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mondane

adi: to be of or alike the gloomy spirit of Monday morning \ (antonym) fridane
After rain all weekend, the atmosphere at work was mighty mondane.
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moondance

A handjob, as referred to in the popular song "Moondance" by Irish singer Van Morrison. The original line from the song was "Well it's a marvelous night for a handjob" but the record company forced Van Morrison to change it.
Man - "How about a moondance?"
Woman - "Hold on, I need to wash my hands."
by Man Vorrison February 27, 2010
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Mundance

A series of rhythmical movements performed in honour of a dull or mundane situation. Often accompanied with a positive vocal in the form of a "yay", "yeah", or "woo-hoo"
Diana and Frank decided to have a little mundance to celebrate that Diana had to leave for work
by Froodles August 20, 2013
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moondance

its a wonderful night for a moondance.
by emilia March 21, 2004
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MoDance

MoDancing is a form of performing art, a combination of dance and gymnastics. It involves dancing and performing acrobatic tricks with a vertical pole attached to any mobile unit and is an increasingly popular form of fitness and dance, practiced by many well fracing enthusiasts.

It is probable MoDancing started in a small rural community in Southwestern, Pennsylvania in 2011, when traveling show dancers used a tent pole as a prop in their acts and migrated from well site to well site.
The MoDancers went from well to well.
by GasWellFracingWoman September 27, 2011
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