0 an area of a nightclub, restaurant, etc. that is for dancing:
That is to say, get your woman on the dance floor.
The left side corner of the dance floor has been appropriated by a group of four friends dancing in couples.
Venues tend to be town or village halls or community centres, or anywhere that can be found that can provide a reasonably good dance floor.
Only the politicians who paid for the dance floor came to the community and received votes.
In both forms the dancers as couples move anticlockwise round the dance floor, and the ' ballroom hold ' is often used for both.
As it became clear which track was about to be played, more men streamed to the dance floor, until it eventually became packed.
People on the sides of the room dance and observe the action at the centre of the dance floor.
Dancing and the shocks experienced on the dance floor function in this story as the force that activates the condition.
