单词	frug
释义	frug /frʌɡ / noun A vigorous dance to pop music, popular in the mid 1960s.They will come to shows dressed like that, and dance the frug and the mashed potato off in the corner, and have a blast, a '60s night, every time the Gruesomes would play.... Using his early films, like Vinyl, to document dance styles, such as the frug, Warhol records different ways of posturing. Perhaps the most audacious piece is ‘In Cleveland’, which begins with a bouncy disco theme (anyone for the twist, or perhaps the frug?). verb (frugs, frugging, frugged) [no object] Perform the frug.We're all on our feet, frugging away, rolling back the years.... My dad was a big big fan of Ry Cooder when I was growing up, and I can remember frugging wildly to a tune or two by him. Ever since youngsters frugged to ‘The Monster Mash’ in the early '60s, Halloween has been the unofficial rock 'n' roll holiday. Origin 1960s: of unknown origin.
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