to conga
To dance in a line, stepping forward and kicking to music
- verb
- /ˈkɒŋɡə/
- Join us as we conga around the dance floor, following each other's steps.
Examples
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Let's conga.
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At the party, everyone gathered to conga to the lively music.
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Conga your way to a great time.
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Come on, let's conga.
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Let's conga together and make the celebration unforgettable.
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Etymology
Conga as a verb comes from the dance name, which itself came from the African Congo rhythms brought to Cuba. So to 'conga' simply means to join the conga line and move together to that beat.