Definition of lap dance in English:

lap dance

noun

An erotic dance or striptease performed close to, or sitting on the lap of, a paying customer.
Example sentencesExamples
- I mean, how could they screw up something as natural as a lap dance?
- We leave the restaurant filled with the type of giddy, satisfied glee you'd see on the face of a 17-year-old who has just received his first lap dance.
- But if you simply must get a lap dance before carrying out operations, could you try not to tell the infidel ladies about our plans?
- But like you, I've heard this report that a former stripper in Florida is claiming she came up with the idea and pitched it to Stan while giving him a lap dance in a local club about a year ago.
- She was basically charging $40 for a lap dance and stripping.
- How about you get your bottom over here and give me a lap dance?
- My high school friend, who went by the stripper name of Chloe - though it was spelled wrong on the sign, as Clhoe - gave me a free lap dance, which was one of the least erotic experiences of my life.
- A lap dance is still 20 bucks, even when the song is short
- Remind me never to bring you cupcakes lest you request a lap dance.
- I like to know a couple of things about the woman giving me a lap dance: She's at least 18 and has a future beyond the pole.
- Hey, who wouldn't be intrigued by sexy girls in short skirts giving a lap dance.
- I still have all the marks from the rug burns from the lap dance I did.
- I don't know if it was just normal nerves or if he was afraid a stripper would chase him down the sidewalk and give him a lap dance right then and there.
- She leaned forward and whispered, ‘Would you like a lap dance?’
- He doesn't see it as a problem when it's not a regular occurrence and it never goes any further; but from my side (maybe naive), I never thought that a man who was crazy about me would get a lap dance.
- You said never date a woman who you've paid cash to for a lap dance.
- He grins sweetly, and I show him a real lap dance, and no one looks, because after all, this is America, the land of the free.
- She would like me to take her to a club where she can get a lap dance from a female stripper.
- After Precious left the stage and came out to make her hellos to all of us, she insisted on giving me a lap dance.

Phrases

lap dancing

Example sentencesExamples
- With the effective decriminalization of lap dancing at the end of the '90s, the private dance trade enjoyed a price hike as men shelled out ten or even twenty dollars per song for the privilege of touching and being touched.
- Vigorous lobbying, a few rallies and marches downtown, and oodles of local and even international publicity forced partial reversal of last summer's near-total ban on lap dancing.
- It annoys me when people say that the next step from lap dancing is prostitution - they just have not got a clue what it is about.
- Peeking into the back room where the lap dancing took place, I was shocked.
- There seemed to be a fair bit of hostility and lap dancing was something you were just expected to do.
- Pole dancing and even lap dancing is increasingly part of youth culture.

Derivatives

lap dancer

noun

She has worked as a pole and a lap dancer at Foxies for five years and is ‘house mother’ to the other dancers.
Example sentencesExamples
- The reasons men pay for sex in this society - whether from a prostitute, a stripper or a lap dancer - are varied and complex.
- The shaven-headed vegan revealed he then snorted the entire bag himself and was forced to buy the lap dancer a $400 bottle of champagne after she became aggressive.
- But when a young lap dancer is found murdered - having suffered the most gruesome of injuries in the process - the book leaps into hardcore thriller mode.
- Claire, a housewife by day, looks after her two young children and worked as a lap dancer in Oldham for eight months.

lap dancing

noun

There seemed to be a fair bit of hostility and lap dancing was something you were just expected to do.
Example sentencesExamples
- Vigorous lobbying, a few rallies and marches downtown, and oodles of local and even international publicity forced partial reversal of last summer's near-total ban on lap dancing.
- With the effective decriminalization of lap dancing at the end of the '90s, the private dance trade enjoyed a price hike as men shelled out ten or even twenty dollars per song for the privilege of touching and being touched.
- Pole dancing and even lap dancing is increasingly part of youth culture.
- It annoys me when people say that the next step from lap dancing is prostitution - they just have not got a clue what it is about.
- Peeking into the back room where the lap dancing took place, I was shocked.

Definition of lap dance in US English:

lap dance

noun

An erotic dance or striptease performed close to, or sitting on the lap of, a paying customer.
Example sentencesExamples
- I like to know a couple of things about the woman giving me a lap dance: She's at least 18 and has a future beyond the pole.
- Hey, who wouldn't be intrigued by sexy girls in short skirts giving a lap dance.
- She leaned forward and whispered, ‘Would you like a lap dance?’
- He doesn't see it as a problem when it's not a regular occurrence and it never goes any further; but from my side (maybe naive), I never thought that a man who was crazy about me would get a lap dance.
- She would like me to take her to a club where she can get a lap dance from a female stripper.
- We leave the restaurant filled with the type of giddy, satisfied glee you'd see on the face of a 17-year-old who has just received his first lap dance.
- But if you simply must get a lap dance before carrying out operations, could you try not to tell the infidel ladies about our plans?
- After Precious left the stage and came out to make her hellos to all of us, she insisted on giving me a lap dance.
- I still have all the marks from the rug burns from the lap dance I did.
- But like you, I've heard this report that a former stripper in Florida is claiming she came up with the idea and pitched it to Stan while giving him a lap dance in a local club about a year ago.
- I don't know if it was just normal nerves or if he was afraid a stripper would chase him down the sidewalk and give him a lap dance right then and there.
- A lap dance is still 20 bucks, even when the song is short
- You said never date a woman who you've paid cash to for a lap dance.
- She was basically charging $40 for a lap dance and stripping.
- My high school friend, who went by the stripper name of Chloe - though it was spelled wrong on the sign, as Clhoe - gave me a free lap dance, which was one of the least erotic experiences of my life.
- He grins sweetly, and I show him a real lap dance, and no one looks, because after all, this is America, the land of the free.
- Remind me never to bring you cupcakes lest you request a lap dance.
- I mean, how could they screw up something as natural as a lap dance?
- How about you get your bottom over here and give me a lap dance?

单词	lap dance
释义	Definition of lap dance in English: lap dance noun An erotic dance or striptease performed close to, or sitting on the lap of, a paying customer. Example sentencesExamples I mean, how could they screw up something as natural as a lap dance? We leave the restaurant filled with the type of giddy, satisfied glee you'd see on the face of a 17-year-old who has just received his first lap dance. But if you simply must get a lap dance before carrying out operations, could you try not to tell the infidel ladies about our plans? But like you, I've heard this report that a former stripper in Florida is claiming she came up with the idea and pitched it to Stan while giving him a lap dance in a local club about a year ago. She was basically charging $40 for a lap dance and stripping. How about you get your bottom over here and give me a lap dance? My high school friend, who went by the stripper name of Chloe - though it was spelled wrong on the sign, as Clhoe - gave me a free lap dance, which was one of the least erotic experiences of my life. A lap dance is still 20 bucks, even when the song is short Remind me never to bring you cupcakes lest you request a lap dance. I like to know a couple of things about the woman giving me a lap dance: She's at least 18 and has a future beyond the pole. Hey, who wouldn't be intrigued by sexy girls in short skirts giving a lap dance. I still have all the marks from the rug burns from the lap dance I did. I don't know if it was just normal nerves or if he was afraid a stripper would chase him down the sidewalk and give him a lap dance right then and there. She leaned forward and whispered, ‘Would you like a lap dance?’ He doesn't see it as a problem when it's not a regular occurrence and it never goes any further; but from my side (maybe naive), I never thought that a man who was crazy about me would get a lap dance. You said never date a woman who you've paid cash to for a lap dance. He grins sweetly, and I show him a real lap dance, and no one looks, because after all, this is America, the land of the free. She would like me to take her to a club where she can get a lap dance from a female stripper. After Precious left the stage and came out to make her hellos to all of us, she insisted on giving me a lap dance. Phrases lap dancing Example sentencesExamples With the effective decriminalization of lap dancing at the end of the '90s, the private dance trade enjoyed a price hike as men shelled out ten or even twenty dollars per song for the privilege of touching and being touched. Vigorous lobbying, a few rallies and marches downtown, and oodles of local and even international publicity forced partial reversal of last summer's near-total ban on lap dancing. It annoys me when people say that the next step from lap dancing is prostitution - they just have not got a clue what it is about. Peeking into the back room where the lap dancing took place, I was shocked. There seemed to be a fair bit of hostility and lap dancing was something you were just expected to do. Pole dancing and even lap dancing is increasingly part of youth culture. Derivatives lap dancer noun She has worked as a pole and a lap dancer at Foxies for five years and is ‘house mother’ to the other dancers. Example sentencesExamples The reasons men pay for sex in this society - whether from a prostitute, a stripper or a lap dancer - are varied and complex. The shaven-headed vegan revealed he then snorted the entire bag himself and was forced to buy the lap dancer a $400 bottle of champagne after she became aggressive. But when a young lap dancer is found murdered - having suffered the most gruesome of injuries in the process - the book leaps into hardcore thriller mode. Claire, a housewife by day, looks after her two young children and worked as a lap dancer in Oldham for eight months. lap dancing noun There seemed to be a fair bit of hostility and lap dancing was something you were just expected to do. Example sentencesExamples Vigorous lobbying, a few rallies and marches downtown, and oodles of local and even international publicity forced partial reversal of last summer's near-total ban on lap dancing. With the effective decriminalization of lap dancing at the end of the '90s, the private dance trade enjoyed a price hike as men shelled out ten or even twenty dollars per song for the privilege of touching and being touched. Pole dancing and even lap dancing is increasingly part of youth culture. It annoys me when people say that the next step from lap dancing is prostitution - they just have not got a clue what it is about. Peeking into the back room where the lap dancing took place, I was shocked. noun.1 phr. Definition of lap dance in US English: lap dance noun An erotic dance or striptease performed close to, or sitting on the lap of, a paying customer. Example sentencesExamples I like to know a couple of things about the woman giving me a lap dance: She's at least 18 and has a future beyond the pole. Hey, who wouldn't be intrigued by sexy girls in short skirts giving a lap dance. She leaned forward and whispered, ‘Would you like a lap dance?’ He doesn't see it as a problem when it's not a regular occurrence and it never goes any further; but from my side (maybe naive), I never thought that a man who was crazy about me would get a lap dance. She would like me to take her to a club where she can get a lap dance from a female stripper. We leave the restaurant filled with the type of giddy, satisfied glee you'd see on the face of a 17-year-old who has just received his first lap dance. But if you simply must get a lap dance before carrying out operations, could you try not to tell the infidel ladies about our plans? After Precious left the stage and came out to make her hellos to all of us, she insisted on giving me a lap dance. I still have all the marks from the rug burns from the lap dance I did. But like you, I've heard this report that a former stripper in Florida is claiming she came up with the idea and pitched it to Stan while giving him a lap dance in a local club about a year ago. I don't know if it was just normal nerves or if he was afraid a stripper would chase him down the sidewalk and give him a lap dance right then and there. A lap dance is still 20 bucks, even when the song is short You said never date a woman who you've paid cash to for a lap dance. She was basically charging $40 for a lap dance and stripping. My high school friend, who went by the stripper name of Chloe - though it was spelled wrong on the sign, as Clhoe - gave me a free lap dance, which was one of the least erotic experiences of my life. He grins sweetly, and I show him a real lap dance, and no one looks, because after all, this is America, the land of the free. Remind me never to bring you cupcakes lest you request a lap dance. I mean, how could they screw up something as natural as a lap dance? How about you get your bottom over here and give me a lap dance?
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