dance-off
nounUK /ˈdɑːns ɒf/
US /ˈdæns ɔːf/
A dance-off is a fun contest where people take turns dancing to show who is best.
The two friends had a dance-off at the party to see who had the best moves.
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2. A friendly challenge between two dancers or groups to outperform each other.
The street crew won the dance-off with an amazing routine.
3. An informal showdown where each side tries to impress the crowd with dance skills.
At the school talent show, the final dance-off got everyone cheering.
4. A playful way to settle a disagreement by dancing instead of arguing.
Instead of fighting over the last slice of cake, they had a dance-off.