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turkey trot
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turkey trot
n.
A ragtime dance marked by a springy walk with the feet well apart and a swinging up-and-down movement of the shoulders.
turkey trot
n
(Performing Arts / Dancing) an early ragtime one-step, popular in the period of World War I
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Noun1.turkey trot - an early ragtime one-step
one-step - an early ballroom dance; precursor to the fox-trot
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