clogger
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5.8
- noun
- /ˈklɔɡər/
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bailarín de clog
- The Stoney Mountain Cloggers, a square dance team dressed in gingham and plaids, do bluegrass turns as Grant Turner, the announcer, introduces the Prince Albert segment.
- clogger and line dancers
So I can't just trust that these feet were made for clogging because my mother was was a clogger, and she got me into a clogging class.
- So I can't just trust that these feet were made for clogging because my mother was was a clogger, and she got me into a clogging class.
Examples
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So I can't just trust that these feet were made for clogging because my mother was was a clogger, and she got me into a clogging class.
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Who knew I was such a clogger?
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Also, I wanted to mention that the Nashville clogger stopped in.
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At the festival, the talented clogger showcased impressive footwork and rhythm that captivated the audience.
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The annual dance competition featured skilled cloggers who performed high-energy routines to traditional music.
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As part of the cultural celebration, local cloggers danced energetically, adding a lively spirit to the event.
Synonyms
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6.2
A dancer who makes beats by hitting the floor with metal pieces on their shoes
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7.9
A person who dances while wearing wooden shoes
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Clogger comes from clog, the 'wooden shoe' used in folk dance, with -er meaning 'one who does'. So a clogger can mean a dancer who wears clogs, and it can also mean someone who 'clogs' or blocks something.