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soft-shoe
[ sawft-shoo, soft- ]
adjective
- of, relating to, or characteristic of tap dancing done in soft-soled shoes, without taps.
soft-shoe
noun
- modifier relating to a type of tap dancing performed wearing soft-soled shoes
the soft-shoe shuffle
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Word History and Origins
Origin of soft-shoe1
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Example Sentences
And Christopher Walken warbling and doing a little soft-shoe?
Soft-shoe steps break into it here and there in unexpected ways and places, adding a pleasing variety to the menu.
I pick out this one song and we try a simple soft-shoe movement to the chorus of it.
"Soft shoe workers, tango touts," muttered Kennedy under his breath.
But the airy attitude somehow failed to comfort—it was a little too much like trying to shuffle a soft-shoe clog on a new grave.
It is important that this soft shoe be worn to protect the child's foot from chilling drafts while creeping about.
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