What is another word for clog dancing?
Pronunciation: [klˈɒɡ dˈansɪŋ] (IPA) 
Clog dancing, also known as tap dancing, is a rhythmic and percussive style of dance that originates from the Appalachian Mountains. It involves the striking of the floor with the toes and heels of the shoes, creating a distinctive sound. There are several synonyms for clog dancing, including buck dancing, flatfooting, jig dancing, and step dancing. Buck dancing is a more athletic style of clog dancing that involves high movements and kicks. Flatfooting is a more grounded style that focuses on intricate footwork and rhythm. Jig dancing is a type of clog dancing that is performed to Irish or Scottish music, while step dancing refers to the more choreographed and structured forms of clogging.
