buck-and-wing

• Sustantivo que designa un tipo de danza solista de claqué, con énfasis en golpes rítmicos y enérgicos.

A noun referring to a type of solo tap dance that emphasizes sharp, rhythmic taps.

1. C1informalamerican

   A lively solo tap dance characterized by sharp, rhythmic footwork and often performed in a fast tempo.

   Zapateado solo

   • The performer wowed the audience with a classic buck-and-wing routine.
   • He learned the buck-and-wing from an old vaudeville dancer.
   • The dance competition featured a spectacular buck-and-wing number.