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the big dance 

1) the NCAA basketball tournament
2) the school event that made your little sweatpants-and-Vanilla-Ice-T-shirt-wearing bitch ass all nervous in junior high
1) "Hell yeah...we're going to the big dance! Money!"
2) "Ummm...Susie...uhhh...my name's Freddy and I sit behind you in english 5th period...uhhh...so I was just wondering...uhhh..."
"No."
"Uhhh...but...you know...I."
"No I won't go to the big dance with you. Eat a fat dick, loser."
the big dance by Nick D February 25, 2003
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the big dance 

Collingwood are going to the big dance.

Big In The Dance 

Used to describe someone who thinks they are a cut above the rest
Usually wearing a fake gold chain!
Did you see that boy at the club last night acting all hard,boy thought he was big in the dance!
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fache-couture 

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1. That Burberry scarf is so fache-couture.
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