line dancing

noun

1. a form of dancing performed by rows of people to country and western music

Example Sentences

Los Angeles County has a senior center geared for adults age 60-plus in nearly every neighborhood, and each of them has a slate of activities where older Angelenos can participate in everything from line dancing and jewelry-making classes to nutrition courses and pickleball.

From Los Angeles Times

The group has been known to break out into hopscotch, Hula-Hoop, line dancing, jump rope and patty-cake, among other games.

From Los Angeles Times

Pregame activities will include a live DJ, line dancing lessons and a vogue-off dance contest in the center field plaza and an Outloud Sports kickball game on the field.

From Los Angeles Times

When Cleve and I sat down to talk, he told me about all the San Francisco gay bars he remembered from the 1970s: a cowboy bar for line dancing; a place where lesbians played pool and got in fights; a “whole district” of leather bars; and his favorite, the Stud, where the hippie kids hung out.

From Slate

Early in the day there are traditional line dancing demonstrations, a hallmark of the Honkytonk since it started at the fest, but since Diplo has taken over the branding of the dance hall, the space is bringing in more big-name EDM acts in the late afternoon and early evening.

From Los Angeles Times