What is another word for clog dancer?
Pronunciation: [klˈɒɡ dˈansə] (IPA) 
Clog dancing, also known as step dancing, is a rhythmic dance form that originated in Appalachia. It involves creating percussive sounds by striking the floor with wooden soled shoes. While the term clog dancer is generally used to describe a performer of this style of dance, there are various synonyms that can also be used. These include step dancer, tap dancer, shuffle dancer, and flatfoot dancer. Each of these terms refers to someone who specializes in creating complex rhythmic patterns using their feet. No matter which term is used, clog and step dancers are known for their incredible footwork and ability to create intricate rhythms with their movements.
