mosh
/mɑʃ/
verb
- To dance violently in a crowd, especially at a rock or punk concert, by pushing, jumping, and colliding with others.
- The crowd started to mosh during the guitar solo, creating a swirling pit of energy.
- She loves to mosh at punk shows, but always wears sturdy shoes.
- Fans began to mosh as soon as the band started playing their loudest song.
Synonyms
noun
- A style of violent, energetic dancing in a crowd, typically at a rock or punk concert, involving pushing and colliding.
- The mosh was full of fans jumping and bumping into each other in time with the music.
- The mosh at the concert got so intense that a few people had to step out to catch their breath.
- He joined the mosh for a few minutes but quickly realized it was too rough for him.