Showgirl definition

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showgirls
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A woman, typically attired in an elaborately decorated costume, who performs in a musical or theatrical production.
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A non-starring but physically beautiful female dancer in an often lavishly produced theatrical revue; a chorine.

She was a Las Vegas showgirl when she was younger.

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Noun

Singular:
showgirl
Plural:
showgirls

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Showgirl Sentence Examples

  • Francesca describes the inspiration for her creation as " The ultimate showgirl, a dancer from the Moulin Rouge.

  • Welcome to the magical world of Miss Keda Breeze where circus showgirl meets the glamorous decadence of burlesque striptease.

  • Francesca describes the inspiration for her creation as The ultimate showgirl, a dancer from the Moulin Rouge.

  • Varying female forms, from a Vegas showgirl to a pregnant mother, have the ability to capture the interest of viewers.

  • Born in 1979, Rutina Wesley's father was a professional tap dancer and her mother was a showgirl.

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