dance floors
Where people groove
A dance floor is a smooth, open area designated for dancing, typically in clubs, wedding venues, or ballrooms.
The surface is usually hardwood or synthetic material that allows easy movement.
Figuratively, the dance floor represents social space where inhibitions loosen: She owns the dance floor, Let's hit the dance floor.
- nightclubsEvening entertainment venues
- ballroomsLarge formal dancing spaces
- clubbingVisiting nightclubs for entertainment
- discothequesNightspots for dancing
- sticky floorSurface that grips shoes
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- Discodisco ball, Donna Summer, Bee Gees, Gloria Gaynor, Village People
- high societygossip, socialites, socialite, aristocrats, aristocrat
- social dancebeginner classes, beginner lessons, group classes, private lessons, lead and follow
- silent discowireless headphones, DJ booths, channel switching, volume control
- event decorcenterpieces, centerpiece, floral arrangements, flower arrangements, table settings
- event suppliestables, chairs, tents, banners, signs
dance floorsbooths
Small compartments for activities
tables · VIP sections · bar stools · quiet zones · bleachers
dance floorslecture halls
Rooms for academic addresses
theater seating · pews · bleachers · waiting rooms · reception desks
dance floorsrest areas
Designated roadside stopping points
quiet zones · meditation rooms · sitting rooms · recliners · hospital beds
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