sack dance
n.— «These are similar-style, blue-collar teams loaded with unsung heroes who don’t do sack dance or shaving commercials.» —“Dolphins-Redskins: No Frills, No Names; Give It an Asterisk” by Alan Greenberg Los Angeles Times Jan. 30, 1983. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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