throw some shapes

throw some shapes

English

Verb

throw some shapes (third-person singular simple present throws some shapes, present participle throwing some shapes, simple past and past participle threw some shapes)

1. To dance.
   • 2014, Kate Knighton, ‎Susan Meredith, & ‎Christyan Fox, Why should I bother to keep fit?: Why Should I?, →ISBN:

     So put on your favourite tunes and throw some shapes.

   • 2016, Alasdair J.H. Jones, On South Bank: The Production of Public Space, →ISBN:

     By this time [he] has his shades on permanently, and sure enough he is soon up out of his seat to go and throw some shapes with the blonde woman at the far side.

   • 2016, ‎David Eimer, Lonely Planet Pocket Beijing, →ISBN:

     Still not ready for bed? Then head to one of the nearby clubs and throw some shapes.

2. Used other than with a figurative or idiomatic meaning: see throw,‎ some,‎ shapes.