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hoedown

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hoe·down  (hdoun)
n.
1. A square dance.
2. The music for a square dance.
3. A social gathering at which square dancing takes place.
hoedown [ˈhəʊˌdaʊn]
n US and Canadian
1. (Performing Arts / Dancing) a boisterous square dance
2. (Performing Arts / Dancing) a party at which hoedowns are danced
Translations
hoedown
n (US) → Schwof m (inf)


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The attraction's kicky theme was adapted from a synthesized wall-of-sound piece known as ``Baroque Hoedown,'' penned in 1967 by Perrey and then-musical partner Gershon Kingsley.
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