Usage of "tap dancing"

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Catalan

A dance step tapped out audibly with the feet.

Usage of tap dancing in English

It looked like tap dancing, but his feet barely touched the floor. 
 In the night room: a novel 

Bluffing him was like tap dancing to ZZ Top on a tightrope. 
 Don't blink 

There will be copious drugs, competitive pizza-throwing and coke-fuelled tap dancing. 
 The Guardian 

Leave entertaining to Industry weirdos-peoplewho majored in tap dancing. 
 Snow Crash 

There are all the usual sorts of performances, tap dancing and mime, snake handling. 
 The apocalypse reader 

The E13S people didn't like it because the Performing Artists were always tap dancing. 
 The Big U 

We refer to it as ' tap dancing,' for that is exactly what it sounds like. 
 Ghosts 

I hear the faint sound of tap dancing, Nora. 
 The hellfire club 

Instead, his webbed feet break out into tap dancing. 
 Reuters 

It's about time the Proms introduced tap dancing. 
 The Guardian 

I actively imitated everything from the Nicholas Brothers tap dancing to Mick Jagger going 'Oooh yeah!' 
 The Guardian 

Look, all this tap dancing is getting old. 
 Narcissus in Chains 

Ah, much better, Henry observed happily to himself as Lyle started tap dancing around her question. 
 Wild Justice 

Time was when tap dancing or elocution classes were the ultimate in extracurricular activities for young talent. 
 The Irish Times 

Hines was an actor, singer and choreographer who became revered for his unique style of tap dancing. 
 Ebony 

Since Mrs. Miller was almost totally deaf, Ann supported them by tap dancing at Rotary Club luncheons. 
 100 New Yorkers of the 1970s 

Translations for tap dancing

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Meanings of tap dancing in English