a lively dance in 4/4 time, popular during the 1920s
seaport in S.C.: pop. 97,000
capital of W.Va., in the W part: pop. 53,000
See Charleston in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(chärlˈstən)
A city of southeast South Carolina northeast of Savannah. Charleston has been a major commercial and cultural center since colonial times. Population: 108,000.
The capital and largest city of West Virginia, in the west-central part of the state. The city grew around the site of Fort Lee in the late 1780s. Population: 50,800.
(chärlˈstən)
noun
A fast ballroom dance in 4/4 time, popular during the 1920s.