footbeat
/ˈfuːtbɛt/Definitions
1. noun
the sound of footsteps, especially when they are loud or rhythmic.
“The drummer created a footbeat that got everyone on the dance floor.”
2. noun
the act of walking or running with a rhythmic or repetitive motion, often to a musical accompaniment.
“The footbeat of the marching band was impressive in the parade.”
3. verb
to move with a rhythmic or repetitive motion, especially to music.
“The dancers began to footbeat across the stage.”