tango
/ˈtæŋɡoʊ/Definitions
1. noun
a style of ballroom dance that originated in Argentina, characterized by dramatic movements and strong rhythm, typically performed by a couple.
“She took a tango lesson with her dance partner at the local dance studio.”
2. verb
to dance the tango, or to move with a strong, rhythmic, and dramatic quality, often in a flirtatious or seductive manner.
“He tangoed across the dance floor, captivating the attention of everyone in the room.”
3. noun
a type of music, especially from Argentina, that accompanies the tango dance.
“The tango music filled the streets of Buenos Aires on a warm summer evening.”
4. noun
a person who dances the tango, especially a professional dancer.
“The famous tango dancer performed at the prestigious dance festival in Paris.”
5. noun
a type of decorative or artistic style, often characterized by dramatic and ornate patterns or shapes.
“The interior designer incorporated a tango-inspired pattern into the living room’s wallpaper.”