A genre of Latin American music and dance from the 1960s.(noun)
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Use "boogaloo" in a sentence
"Len called it "boogaloo," but Carrie Ann insisted it was "old school hip-hop" but whatever it was, two of the judges -- Carrie Anna and Bruno -- felt it merited a perfect 10 points while Len gave him a 9 for a dance total of 29 and a night's total of 56 points."
"But because "boogaloo" is a term transmitted more often orally than in writing, it has enjoyed an immunity to the flux of fashion."
"Carmichael, Time magazine claimed, left ahead of the trouble and was “dancing the boogaloo at a downtown nightclub when the rock-throwing in Dixie Hills started.”"