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Definition of hoedown in English: hoedownnounˈhəʊdaʊnˈhoʊˌdaʊn North American 1A social gathering at which lively folk dancing takes place. 〈北美〉欢闹的民间舞会 Example sentencesExamples - The chance to dance the night away comes on March 2 with a right old country hoedown to be held in Ryston sports and social club.
- For one night, Hogtown got an old-time hoedown as the Grand Old Dame of country music and coal miner's daughter Loretta Lynn landed at Toronto's Massey Hall.
- Alternatively, the Rafter Six Ranch is a good family option, with trail rides during the day and hoedowns at night.
- He was trying to organize a hoedown tonight down in Alphabet City where all of the new first-years could all get together and hang out before we start work Friday morning.
- There were nightclubs, there were hoedowns, there were folk dances and there were masquerades.
- Saturday night and country roads led us to Washington County's Food Farm, where event planner extraordinaire Bob Sendall hosted a haute hoedown that attracted 200 city slickers to the rural retreat.
- The Chicks started out in 1989 playing hoedowns and street corners in their native Dallas, with Maguire on fiddle and Robison on banjo.
- Then the couple were off to their ranch in Bromley Common for a hoedown to celebrate with 150 guests including many family members.
- The Haverfordwest hoedown will include a hog roast, line dancing, and early evening entertainment by Brian Jobson.
- There will be a family hoedown the following day and a full programme of national hunt racing on Sunday from 2pm.
- You might want to experience a good ole country & western hoedown in the rustic surrounds of the Casino Saleyards, Thursday, May 29.
- Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt have always come across as cowgirl sophisticates equally comfortable at a hoedown as they would be at a debutante ball.
- Whether you hold a harvest hoedown or a stylish sit-down dinner party for eight, fall for outside entertaining this autumn!
Synonyms social gathering, gathering, social occasion, social event, social function, function, get-together, celebration, reunion, festivity, jamboree, reception, at-home, soirée, social - 1.1 A lively folk dance.
欢闹的民间舞 Example sentencesExamples - Rodriguez's playing is a vivid mix of square-dance swing and dust-raising hoedown, but she also has a voice that could lasso a mustang at full gallop.
- Also, at least in many rural communities, the square dance and hoedown are still around, even if chiefly on that life support of a special evening of ‘Western’ dancing.
- My band started playing the wrong song and I didn't know what to do so I thought I'd do a hoedown.
- And it's just like an embarrassing moment where I watch myself and I'm like, ‘Oh, I did the hoedown?’
- Dinner is usually a buffet or served family-style; at some dinners you'll be treated to live entertainment such as mellow folk songs or a merry hoedown.
- After they arrived in Louisiana, Anglo-American immigrants to Louisiana contributed new fiddle tunes and dances, such as reels, jigs, and hoedowns.
- Great potential for a country hoedown here, as accomplished Canadian artists assemble under a rural banner.
Rhymesgodown, showdown, slowdown Definition of hoedown in US English: hoedownnounˈhoʊˌdaʊnˈhōˌdoun North American 1A social gathering at which lively folk dancing takes place. 〈北美〉欢闹的民间舞会 Example sentencesExamples - For one night, Hogtown got an old-time hoedown as the Grand Old Dame of country music and coal miner's daughter Loretta Lynn landed at Toronto's Massey Hall.
- The Haverfordwest hoedown will include a hog roast, line dancing, and early evening entertainment by Brian Jobson.
- Alternatively, the Rafter Six Ranch is a good family option, with trail rides during the day and hoedowns at night.
- You might want to experience a good ole country & western hoedown in the rustic surrounds of the Casino Saleyards, Thursday, May 29.
- Then the couple were off to their ranch in Bromley Common for a hoedown to celebrate with 150 guests including many family members.
- He was trying to organize a hoedown tonight down in Alphabet City where all of the new first-years could all get together and hang out before we start work Friday morning.
- Saturday night and country roads led us to Washington County's Food Farm, where event planner extraordinaire Bob Sendall hosted a haute hoedown that attracted 200 city slickers to the rural retreat.
- There were nightclubs, there were hoedowns, there were folk dances and there were masquerades.
- Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt have always come across as cowgirl sophisticates equally comfortable at a hoedown as they would be at a debutante ball.
- The Chicks started out in 1989 playing hoedowns and street corners in their native Dallas, with Maguire on fiddle and Robison on banjo.
- Whether you hold a harvest hoedown or a stylish sit-down dinner party for eight, fall for outside entertaining this autumn!
- The chance to dance the night away comes on March 2 with a right old country hoedown to be held in Ryston sports and social club.
- There will be a family hoedown the following day and a full programme of national hunt racing on Sunday from 2pm.
Synonyms social gathering, gathering, social occasion, social event, social function, function, get-together, celebration, reunion, festivity, jamboree, reception, at-home, soirée, social - 1.1 A lively folk dance.
欢闹的民间舞 Example sentencesExamples - Great potential for a country hoedown here, as accomplished Canadian artists assemble under a rural banner.
- And it's just like an embarrassing moment where I watch myself and I'm like, ‘Oh, I did the hoedown?’
- My band started playing the wrong song and I didn't know what to do so I thought I'd do a hoedown.
- Also, at least in many rural communities, the square dance and hoedown are still around, even if chiefly on that life support of a special evening of ‘Western’ dancing.
- Rodriguez's playing is a vivid mix of square-dance swing and dust-raising hoedown, but she also has a voice that could lasso a mustang at full gallop.
- Dinner is usually a buffet or served family-style; at some dinners you'll be treated to live entertainment such as mellow folk songs or a merry hoedown.
- After they arrived in Louisiana, Anglo-American immigrants to Louisiana contributed new fiddle tunes and dances, such as reels, jigs, and hoedowns.
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