danceline
danceline noun: a troupe of dancers, especially cheerleaders.
Noun
danceline (plural dancelines)
- A troupe of dancers, especially cheerleaders
- Her ultimate goal was to be the first heavy girl to ever be on the danceline at Alexander Senior High. She secretly wanted to sabotage the typical tall, thin, and gorgeous stereotype of the superficial dance team member.2009, David Luck, Too Fat to Dance
Forms of danceline
| plural | dancelines |
|---|---|
| alternative form | dance line |
Origin of danceline
From dance + line.
Questions about danceline
- What does danceline mean?
- Danceline means a troupe of dancers, especially cheerleaders.
- What part of speech is danceline?
- Danceline is a noun.
- What is the plural of danceline?
- The plural of danceline is dancelines.
Words near danceline in the dictionary
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