Mosh (verb)

1. To dance aggressively and violently, often in a crowd, typically to punk or heavy metal music.
2. To jump, thrash, and collide with other people while dancing at a concert or other event.

Origin:

Derived from the word "mash", which means to press, crush, or grind with a heavy instrument or force. the word "mosh" was first used to describe the act of dancing in a wild and aggressive manner in the 1980s.

Examples:

1. The crowd was moshing wildly to the heavy metal band's music.
2. The concertgoers were moshin in the pit of the stage.
3. The young crowd mosh to the beats of the music.
4. He was moshin so hard he hurt his back.
5. The crowd was moshing to the beat of the music, and the energy was electric.