LAMBADA

LAMBADA


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Word: lambada
Word origin: 1980s: Portuguese, literally ‘a beating’, from lambar ‘to beat’.
Phonetic: lamˈbɑːdə
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a fast erotic Brazilian dance which couples perform in close physical contact.


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Forbidden dance of 1990
Forbidden dance
1989-90 dance craze from Brazil
Gyrational dance
Sensuous Brazilian dance
Suggestive Brazilian dance
Brazilian dance popular in the 1980s
Lively Brazilian dance
Fast Brazilian dance — mad Baal
Letter from Greece about a dance
Monk admitting naughty dance
A terrible beat, out of order for dance
Mary's pet joins girl for a dance
Greek character goes about a sexy dance
Dance a Greek character passed round
Letter from Lysander about a dance
Priest hosts wicked dance
Lesbian character accepting a dance
Bit of Greek text about a number of Brazilians
Priest or monk restricting awful erotic dancing
Buddhist leader embracing naughty dance
Keyboard instrument
French port
Bird ready for fluent repetition after drinking firewater
Blacklisted American actress who won a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her performance as Felicia Karpf in Shampoo
Brazilian dance
Priest suppressing wicked dance
Priest guards naughty steps in Rio
1989 song recorded by the French pop group Kaoma that was part of a dance craze
Latin dance
90s fad dance
Greek character hosts a dance




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