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clog dancer

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clog dance
n.
A dance performed while wearing clogs and characterized by heavy stamping steps.

clog dancer n.
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Noun1.clog dancer - someone who does clog dancing
social dancer, dancer - a person who participates in a social gathering arranged for dancing (as a ball)


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Performers include Los Angeles-based Brasil Brazil, How the West Was Sung, Mariposa Clog Dancers, Antelope Valley Ballet, Antelope Valley Symphony, the Lancaster Community Orchestra and the local new-rock band GoodFella.
color) Mariposa School's Appalachian clog dancers perform a routine to the tune of ``Proud To Be an American.
Arkansas brooms and walking sticks, hand-painted silk scarves and ties, woven tapestries, forged copper kitchen utensils, quilts, hand-turned willow furniture, homemade fudge and other treats will vie with clog dancers and Dixieland and bluegrass musicians at a series of traveling Harvest Festivals scheduled throughout Southern California.
 
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