Definitions
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- adjective Common misspelling of
danceable .
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Examples
-
Keep in mind these are my work out. mp3s, so they're mostly stuff I chose because it's "dancable."
-
Esthero & Sebastian is equally dancable, but not quite as rich.
-
Catchy tune, easily memorable lyrics, dancable and instantly iconic.
-
Bass and drums keep time, Pickett sings and the brass accents at key moments to create frenetic musical works which are largely dancable.
-
Their music is extremely dancable, so even someone like me who generally doesn't dance gets into the groove.
-
Kick is nice and ripe, I think that this wouldn't be dancable because you keep alternating with something in the key signature and out of it in the piano line.
-
It is up-tempo and dancable and while it, too, lacks a strong melody, it has a cohesive theme and a decent sense of movement to it.
-
It is up-tempo and dancable and while it, too, lacks a strong melody, it has a cohesive theme and a decent sense of movement to it.
-
Hard Queen are playing with a bit more poise since their successful CD launch and have developed the songs for the live show, adding longer sections to dancable tracks.
-
I'm told he was laughing when Jess and I were dancing like fools to some slow song by Guns and Roses .... and again it might just be us, but more dancable rock songs would be great.
Comments
New comments are temporarily disabled while we update our database.