Pronunciation: /friːz dæns/
noun a type of dance where participants freeze in place when the music stops
A1 My little sister loves playing freeze dance with her friends.
A2 During the school event, the kids had a blast participating in the freeze dance.
B1 The teacher organized a freeze dance competition for the students to enjoy.
B2 The annual school talent show featured a spectacular freeze dance performance.
C1 The professional dance troupe stunned the audience with their flawless freeze dance routine.
C2 As a dance instructor, I often incorporate freeze dance into my classes to keep the students engaged.
verb to participate in the dance where one freezes in place when the music stops
A1 I freeze dance with my friends at the party.
A2 She freeze dances whenever her favorite song comes on.
B1 The children freeze danced in the school talent show.
B2 We freeze dance as a fun way to warm up before starting our workout.
C1 The professional dancers freeze danced flawlessly during the performance.
C2 As a dance instructor, I teach my students how to freeze dance with precision and style.
formal The children played freeze dance during the school's winter festival.
informal We had so much fun at the party playing freeze dance.
slang Let's crank up the music and get down with some freeze dance!
figurative In life, sometimes we have to play a little freeze dance and pause to appreciate the moment.
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