A form of dancing in which dancers slam into one another; normally performed to punk rock.
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Yet surely it was an error in tactics to slam the door.
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Van Persie picked himself up to slam home from the penalty spot.
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Despite the HD programming, Voom is far from a slam-dunk for consumers.
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He is good enough to win a grand slam -very soon.
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Yesterday Isabel used her powers to slam me up against a wall.
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Titus had one last thrash, one final attempt to pry himself free.
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Either one of them could thrash half the police in New Orleans.
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Henry: Kind of the reason why we like it, especially in thrash.
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With a strangled yell, I regain control of my body and thrash.
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Then he began to thrash around like a thresher in a barn.
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It's a fascinating mosh of the Victorian era, magic and emerging technology.
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The Clenbuterol hit list is a mish-mosh of these sorts of stories.
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But they're the only ones liable to get a mosh pit going.
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Parbleu, we can do you zat mosh good, as veil as anodair.
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But the reality of the mosh pit woke me up to something new.
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They'd all slam danced with survivor's guilt.