Definition

A person who performs a style of dance characterized by striking poses and movements that resemble fashion models.

Example

At the dance competition, she impressed everyone with her voguer moves.

Conversation

Have you seen that new dance style?

Yeah, I think it's called voguing, right?

Exactly! I heard it's really popular among voguers these days.

It looks amazing; I’d love to learn some moves.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Voguer → The word 'voguer' comes from the French verb 'voguer', meaning to sail or to glide. It is derived from the Latin 'vagari', meaning to wander or roam. The term 'voguer' in English refers to someone who adopts a particular style or manner, often in a flamboyant or ostentatious way, reflecting the idea of gliding through life with style.

Memory Tip

Imagine someone 'gliding' ('voguer') through life with a unique style — that's what a voguer does.

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