floorshow
- noun
- /ˈflɔːrˌʃoʊ/
- Archaic
- The restaurant offers a lively floorshow every Friday night along with dinner.
Examples
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Face in expensive cobalt mud, she was horrified when I walked in on her masturbating, looking in the mirror with her face like that; knees up, head sideways to the long mirror by the bed, face in blue mud; she moved and bucked with her hand down there, naked except for her Las Vegas floorshow heels.
Fiction book (1992) -
- I hope I didn't miss the floorshow.
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Anyway, homeslice, what do you think of the floorshow?
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Come on, we've promised these people a floorshow.
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The floorshow inside gave it glamour, and Titanic said they had the best protection money could buy.
Fiction book (2001) -
♪ Me with the floorshow
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Just watching the floorshow.
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Guests were entertained by a stunning floorshow featuring singers and dancers.
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While dining, we enjoyed a fabulous floorshow that included comedy and music.
Synonyms
Live shows of music, dance or comedy that people watch while they eat in a club
A show made of different short acts like songs, dances, and jokes
Live music, dance, or comedy acts in clubs and restaurants
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Morphology
Etymology
The word floorshow is a simple combination of floor and show. A show means 'a performance' and floor points to the main room where performers stand close to the audience, so a floorshow is a set of acts put on in a club or restaurant while people eat or drink.