0 (a piece of music for) a type of formal ballroom dance that combines short, quick steps with longer ones in various patterns
Royal march and foxtrot have become interchangeable; expectation and actuality do not quite match up musically.
It is not a case of rock and roll so much as of a slow foxtrot.
A slow foxtrot makes your back ache, and your partner may end up disappointed.
Government control of public expenditure has been like a slow foxtrot—slow, slow, quick, quick, slow.
It is a bit of a slow foxtrot, is it not?
Not for them the three foxtrots that we might have danced a long time ago; they dance for hours on end in overheated surroundings.
This aspect was later influenced by the rhythms of foreigners, first by foxtrot in the 1940s and then bolero the 1950s.
He is known for drawing on many musical genres, including choro, samba, baio, frevo, modinha, waltz, foxtrot, blues, classical music, and jazz.
