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Stevenukd Posted 17 years ago
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Rock out

C: What about when you're alone and listening to music? Do you dance or do you just sort of rock out?
D: Sometimes I do a little dance. Yeah! I dance pretty well with myself. It's actually a good kind of exercise. Solo dancercise.

- What do "rock out" and "dancercise" meanin this sentence?

Thanks very much to Teachers,

Stevenukd
  

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"Dancercise" is a made-up word for aerobic dancing, or using dancing as a way of working out. It can be done in organized groups, or alone, using a video. Solo is by yourself (You knew that).

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  • "Dancercise" is a made-up word for aerobic dancing, or using dancing as a way of working out.
  • It can be done in organized groups, or alone, using a video.
  • Solo is by yourself (You knew that).
  • I'm not sure but I take "just sort of rock out" as diggin' the music - gettin' into it - movin' with it - by yourself.
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"Dancercise" is a made-up word for aerobic dancing, or using dancing as a way of working out. It can be done in organized groups, or alone, using a video. Solo is by yourself (You knew that).

I'm not sure but I take "just sort of rock out" as diggin' the music - gettin' into it - movin' with it - by yourself.
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