Hoedown (noun)

A lively dance, often performed to country or folk music.

Origin:

From the phrase 'hoe down' which originally meant a rural dance where people would dance with hoes in hand, but the word has since come to refer to any energetic dance or event.

Examples:

1. The hoedown was filled with lively fiddles and people clapping their hands.
2. The annual hoedown was a staple event in the small town.
3. Everyone was invited to the hoedown, where they could dance the night away.
4. The hoedown was a fun way for the community to come together.
5. The hoedown was a lively event, with people stomping their feet and twirling partners.