noun
General Slang
007
· noun · ballroom
The ballroom surname for a walker with no house — a free agent.
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In ballroom, your house is your surname — you walk as a member of House of X. If you've got no house, you carry '007' (said 'double-oh-seven') as your last name. It marks you as a free agent: unaffiliated, unclaimed, walking for yourself until a house mother or father invites you in. No shame in it, but everyone knows what it means.
“She was killing the runway as a 007 before House of Ninja scooped her up.”
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007 In A Sentence
She was killing the runway as a 007 before House of Ninja scooped her up.
Origin & Usage
Ballroom culture. Borrowed from James Bond's '007' — the lone-agent connotation fits a walker with no house affiliation.
People Also Ask
What does 007 mean in ballroom?
It's the surname given to a walker who has no house — a free agent in the ballroom scene.
How do you use 007 in a sentence?
You'd say something like 'She's walking as 007 tonight,' meaning she's competing without a house affiliation.
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