The awkward time between getting the bill and finalizing on how to divvy up the tab between 2 or more people at a sit-down restaurant, especially when the check is much higher than you expected, and you even do the blink-backwards-head-nod in surprise at the price difference.
Typically the check dance indicates the quality of another person. If the other person who did not receive the check makes no indication of willingness to negotiate on how to split the check evenly or even attempts to pay the entire tab (whether genuine or not), this will tell you that that particularly person is a cheap ungrateful douche' bag.
After eating tons of food at the Olive Garden, we got the bill, and I was expecting to check dance over it, but my cheap date didn't even attempt to look at how much the bill came out to.
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The Dak Dance refers to the rather strange warm up routine of Dak Prescott, quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys. Boomers on Twitter tried so hard to fit in with the modern generation and turn Daks hip thrust into a Meme. Little did they know that playing the Beatles and El Jarabe Tapatio over Daks extravagant warm up was not gonna cut it.
Let's do the Dak Dance and propel our hips in unnatural motions.
a slow dance move where a pair embraces close to one another while the song is still playing. Usually provides sexual enjoyment to one another.
At my high school dance, I loved to hug dance with the girls.
The outrageous actions exhibited by a parent when informed of their child's inappropriate behavior in class.
That parent came in and was mammy dancing in my room for fifteen minutes before I could say anything!
A sexual technique, made famous by adult actress and model Abella Anderson. With her on top, she moves her hips as in a Latin dance, the twisting and turning and rotation providing unique stimulation. Abella Anderson is Cuban-American.
Man 1: I had an amazing time with her last night.
Man 2: Did she do the Cuban Dance for you?
When your bowels are roiling and screaming at you to sit on the ring of honor.
Young Greg Cote: Mom, I don't think I'll play well today in my little league game. I'm feeling dancing swords inside.
Mrs. Cote: Don't worry, son. I have a feeling you'll do just fine.
When you are walking and you get close enough to a person walking towards you that you and the other person have to jump or stutter back and forth until it is decided who is going left and who is going right.
"I better hug the right side of this hallway so I don't end up stranger dancing with this person."