What is another word for clog dances?
Pronunciation: [klˈɒɡ dˈansɪz] (IPA) 
Clog dances are a traditional form of dance that originated in rural areas of the UK and Ireland. They are characterized by the use of wooden clogs or shoes with a hard sole, which produce a rhythmic tapping sound when they strike the floor. The term "clog dance" is often used interchangeably with other terms, such as "step dance", "tap dance", or "percussive dance". Other synonyms for clog dances include "hard shoe", "battering", and "flatfooting". These terms describe different aspects of clog dancing, such as the use of hard-soled shoes, the percussive nature of the steps, or the position of the foot during the dance. Regardless of the terminology used, clog dances remain a popular and enduring tradition to this day.
