Ballroom dance (Var.)

Usage examples of rhumba.

Also there were Saturday-night dance classes, socially mandatory, between the two schools, held in our gymnasium under the tutelage of Miss Something-or-Other, where, in respective taffeta dresses and dark suits, we learned the fox-trot, the waltz, the rhumba, and the Mexican hat dance.

He had also taught her how to rhumba and chacha, skills he had learned on endless Saturday mornings at Mrs.

Scores of Louis XIIIs, XIVs, XVs, and XVIs were dancing sedately with Annes of Austria and Marie Antoinettes to the strains of rhumba and cha-cha.

Just to look at his pleasant, homely, freckled face made her spine feel like a marimba in a rhumba band.

She had briefly fallen in love with Midshipman Simon Anderson at her first Academy dance because his white uniform fitted so well and he could rhumba so smoothly.

Spellbinder, Soliloquy, Atlas, Logjam, Caribou, Ludwig, Samba, Mambo, Rhumba, Chatterley, Vladimir, Lava, Bliss, Torquemada, Flint, Devil-May-Care, Whitewater, Winter Morning, Vernal, Equinox, Mesa, Calliope, Grandstand, Olivia!

Alas, Hector had specialized in the rhumba, but not in emergency resuscitation.

He shuffled papers, cleared his throat, and practically did the rhumba to make sure the jury paid special attention to the answer.

Her heart rhumbaed, salsaed, and slow-grooved in her chest, igniting an erratic flow of blood to her body parts.

I waltz as well as I do the polka and the Schuhplattler and the samba and the rhumba.

I kept them playing through the break with a couple of hundred dollar bills, and we did rhumbas and cha-cha-chas and all kinds of stuff I'd never have been caught dead doing before.