verb
General Slang
walking
· verb · ballroom
To enter and compete in a specific category at a ball.
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Walking a category means stepping onto the ballroom floor to compete in a specific judged theme — Face, Body, Realness, Vogue, whatever the call is. You don't 'enter' a ball, you walk it. The verb carries the whole performance: the strut, the presentation, the bid for the trophy in front of the judges and the crowd.
“What are you walking tonight — Face or Sex Siren?”
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walking In A Sentence
What are you walking tonight — Face or Sex Siren?
Origin & Usage
Ballroom scene; from the act of walking the floor to present oneself before the judges.
People Also Ask
What does walking mean in ballroom?
Walking means to enter and compete in a specific category at a ball. It's the act of taking part in a ballroom competition.
How do you use walking in a sentence?
"He's walking Runway this weekend and he's been practicing for months."
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