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dancer

An exclamation of joy and happiness, this slang term is used across central Scotland and covers the full range of positive outbursts. Thought to have first been used during filming of the Moulin Rouge in Paris by a world famous Scottish actor, the term β€œYa Dancer,” is also used in reference to the reindeer of the same name who works at the aforementioned venue.

When you see a reindeer dressed in stunning evening wear, you'd probably exclaim "Ya Dancer". Especially if you are a famous Scottish actor.

by Reindeer December 5, 2006

165πŸ‘ 113πŸ‘Ž


dancer

Used when something good happens. Most commonly used in East Scotland.

"I' ve won a tenner on the lottery....Ya Dancer Yea!!"

by Rekk55 July 18, 2003

129πŸ‘ 125πŸ‘Ž


Dancers

Sexy girls who dance around in there tight costumes. tigh asses and nice bodys! everyone would like to get with a sexy dancer

the girls in the elite group at images are sexy bitches!

by lady March 20, 2003

105πŸ‘ 117πŸ‘Ž


dancer

an adjective used by Brandon Flowers of The Killers in the song "Human", which is dumb because he justifys it by claiming america is raising a generation of dancers.

Flowers: "Are we human, or are we dancer"

Observer: "Most dancers are human"

by aryan1066 July 10, 2009

73πŸ‘ 87πŸ‘Ž


Dancer

Someone who is half an athlete and half an artist. Muscular artist
talented athlete ballerina

She must be a dancer, she is so flexible

by GSTDDancer January 11, 2016

7πŸ‘ 4πŸ‘Ž


Dancer

The term by which strippers prefer to be called.

"So how long have you been stripping?"

"I've been dancing for about six months."

by Hartcore March 7, 2005

115πŸ‘ 167πŸ‘Ž


DANCERS

PEOPLE WHO WORK THIER BUT OFF EVERY TIME TO TRY AND BE BETTER THAN THE DAY THEY WERE BEFORE. DANCES WITH PASSION AND ENJOYMENT.

THEY ALSO GET REALLY ANNOYED WHEN PEOPLE SAY β€œdance is not a sport.”
YES IT IS. IT TAKES MORE POWER TO BE A DANCER THAN TO BE A RUGBY OR FOOTBALL PLAYER!!!

Rosie, Eve, Georgia and Imogen were all great DANCERS

by Yo mate! March 17, 2018

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