Saturday 9 August 2014

22 Words That Have A Totally Different Meaning When You're A Dancer

Let’s take it back to the barre.


"Spotting"


"Spotting"


What it normally means: Getting a stain on something; seeing something far away.


What it means to a dancer: The answer to the question, “How do you spin around so much and not throw up?”


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"Split"


"Split"


What it normally means: Going halfsies on a check for dinner or drinks.


What it means to a dancer: Touching your junk to the floor at will while everyone looks on with extreme jealousy.


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"Competition"


"Competition"


What it normally means: A friendly contest for some prize, honor, or title.


What it means to a dancer: A style of dance wherein one learns to split one's legs in the air, wear fishnets on stage, and snarl sexily at an audience by the time one is 7 years old.


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"Carriage"


"Carriage"


What it normally means: The pumpkin Cinderella rode in on.


What it means to a dancer: The single most important quality to develop in ballroom. Prepare to get taped to a broomstick.


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