stingray shuffle
stingray shuffle noun: a walking technique used when entering the ocean to avoid stepping on buried stingrays; dragging and sliding one's feet along the sandy bottom instead of lifting them creates vibrations that alert the rays and give them a chance to safely swim away.
Noun
stingray shuffle (uncountable)
- A walking technique used when entering the ocean to avoid stepping on buried stingrays; dragging and sliding one's feet along the sandy bottom instead of lifting them creates vibrations that alert the rays and give them a chance to safely swim away.
Origin of stingray shuffle
stingray + shuffle.
Questions about stingray shuffle
- What does stingray shuffle mean?
- Stingray shuffle means a walking technique used when entering the ocean to avoid stepping on buried stingrays; dragging and sliding one's feet along the sandy bottom instead of lifting them creates vibrations that alert the rays and give them a chance to safely swim away.
- What part of speech is stingray shuffle?
- Stingray shuffle is a noun.
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