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1. Jitterbug
   The jitterbug was an American couple dance, popular in the 1930s and 1940s, typically danced to big- band swing or similar syncopated music in 44 time. Descended from the similar lindy hop, it has a variety of steps and sometimes acrobatic swings, usually executed while holding one or both of the pa...
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2. jitterbug
   [n] - a jerky American dance that was popular in the 1940s 2. [v] - do the jitterbug
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3. jitterbug
   noun a jerky American dance that was popular in the 1940s
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4. jitterbug
   verb do the jitterbug
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5. jitterbug
   exuberant ballroom dance popular in the 1930s and `40s, originating in the United States and spread internationally by U.S. armed forces during ... [2 related articles]
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6. Jitterbug
   A grate tamper for pushing coarse aggregate slightly below the surface of a slab to facilitate finishing. See also Tamper.
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7. Jitterbug
   `Jitterbug` can be used as a noun to refer to a swing dancer or various types of swing dances, for example, the Lindy Hop,--> Jive, and East Coast Swing. This has led to confusion within the dance community, because jitterbug can refer to different kinds of swing dances. It can also be used as a ver...
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