jitterbug [брит. ˈdʒɪtəbʌɡ, америк. ˈdʒɪdərˌbəɡ] СУЩ.
2. jitterbug (nervous person):
- jitterbug разг.
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Only soft drinks were available and certain dances, such as the jitterbug, were forbidden as they were considered too risqu.
en.wikipedia.org They shared a love of music and won a number of jitterbug dancing competitions in their youth.
www.northernstar.com.au The event reportedly lasted five hours and forty-five minutes, and was attended by 23,400 assorted jitterbugs and alligators - more conservatively known as swing music enthusiasts.
en.wikipedia.org They never missed a song and can still out jitterbug every other couple on the floor.
www.statesman.com The couple -- "fabulous dancers" -- reminisce about swirling to the jitterbug and waltzing to the tunes of the times when they met.
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