noun
- a ballroom dance of Cuban origin with a basic pattern of two quick steps and a slow step
- music for this dance, typically in duple time
verb
- to dance the rumba
Examples
- They learned to dance the rumba at their wedding preparation class.
- The band played a slow rumba that filled the dance floor.
- She wore a flowing dress perfect for the rumba competition.
- The rumba requires smooth hip movements and precise footwork.
- They rumbaed across the ballroom with elegant grace.
- The orchestra’s rumba had a distinctly Latin rhythm.
- He asked her to rumba with him at the dance social.