verb
General Slang
wine
WINE · verb · slang
To dance with rolling, gyrating hip movements
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To dance by rolling and gyrating the hips and waist, a signature move in dancehall and soca. Also spelled whine.
“Watch how di gyal a wine to di riddim.”
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wine In A Sentence
Watch how di gyal a wine to di riddim.
Origin & Usage
Jamaican/Caribbean Patois, from English 'wind' (to wind the waist).
People Also Ask
What does 'wine' mean in Caribbean dance?
To dance by rolling and gyrating the hips and waist. It's a signature move in dancehall and soca.
Is it spelled 'wine' or 'whine'?
Both are used. It comes from 'wind' (to wind the waist), so you'll see 'wine', 'whine' and 'wind' all in circulation.
Is wining sexual?
It can be sensual, but wining is a mainstream, everyday dance style across the Caribbean, done at parties, carnival and family fetes alike.
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