Lindy class
- noun
- /ˈlɪndi klæs/
- After taking just one Lindy class, he was hooked on swing dancing.
Examples
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Many dance studios offer a weekly Lindy class for all skill levels.
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She signed up for a Lindy class at the local community center.
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I signed up for a Lindy class this weekend.
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Have you ever taken a Lindy class?
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Many dance studios offer a weekly Lindy class where students can learn the famous swing dance.
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After taking just one Lindy class, she felt confident enough to join a local swing dance competition.
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He decided to enroll in a Lindy class to meet new people and improve his dancing skills.
Synonyms
A class where people learn to dance
How Advanced
Surface Forms
Morphology
The compound is directly compositional: 'Lindy' names a dance style and 'class' denotes a course, so together they clearly mean a course for learning the Lindy Hop. This follows a common English pattern (type + class) and would be understandable to a B1 learner who knows both constituent words.
Etymology
Lindy class comes from the swing dance Lindy Hop. One popular story says the dance was named after pilot Charles Lindbergh's famous 'hop', so a Lindy class is simply a lesson to learn that lively swing 'dance'.