duckwalk
/ˈdʌkˌwɔːk/
noun
- A walking style in which a person squats low and moves forward by shifting weight from foot to foot, often used as a dance move or exercise.
- The dance routine included a duckwalk across the stage.
- The duckwalk is a classic move in rock and roll dancing.
- He practiced the duckwalk until his legs were sore.
verb
- To walk in a squatting position, moving one foot at a time, often as a dance or exercise.
- She duckwalked down the hallway to stretch her legs.
- The performer duckwalked across the entire length of the stage.
- He learned to duckwalk by watching old concert videos.