vogue
Intermediate (B1)
IPA: /voʊɡ/
KK: /voʊg/
intransitive verb
Definition
To perform a type of dance that involves striking fixed, stylized poses, similar to those seen in fashion photography.
Example
She loves to vogue at dance parties, showcasing her unique style.
Tense Forms
Past: vogued
Past Participle: vogued
Conversation
Have you seen those new dance moves where people vogue?
Yeah, it's such a cool way to express yourself!
I want to learn how to vogue at the next party.
You should! It would definitely impress everyone.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
pose
strike
prance
Antonyms
slouch
lounge
droop
noun
Definition
A style or trend that is currently popular or accepted by many people.
Example
The new fashion line is all the vogue this season.
Conversation
Have you noticed that the 90s fashion is back in vogue?
Yeah, it's everywhere! I love those old-school styles.
I know, right? It's funny how trends come back around like that.
Root Explanation
Vogue originates from the Old French word *vogue*, meaning a wave or a trend. It refers to the prevailing fashion or style at a particular time.
Memory Tip
Think of the Old French word for a wave, as trends in fashion come and go like waves in the ocean.
Visually Confused Words
vouge
vague
togue
rogue
orgue
cogue
bogue