on-floor
71floor show — floor ,show noun count a performance by singers or dancers in a club, bar, etc …
72floor exercise — floor′ ex ercise n. spog a competitive gymnastics event in which each entrant performs a routine of acrobatic tumbling feats and balletic movements without using any apparatus • Etymology: 1970–75 …
73floor sample — floor′ sam ple n. an appliance, piece of furniture, etc., that has been used for display and is offered at a reduced price …
74floor show — floor′ show n. sbz a nightclub entertainment typically consisting of a series of singing, dancing, and often comedy acts • Etymology: 1925–30 …
75floor it — [v] drive at full speed accelerate, barrel, gather momentum, go flat out, nail it*, open the throttle, put the pedal to the metal*, sprint, step on it*, step on the gas; concepts 234,242 …
76Floor — der; s, s <englisch> (Discotanzboden) …
77floor exercise — n. Gym. an event in which a gymnast performs, without apparatus, a routine involving a series of tumbling movements, acrobatic leaps, and balletic displays …
78floor show — n. a show presenting singers, dancers, etc. in a restaurant, nightclub, etc …
79floor|walk|er — «FLR W kuhr, FLOHR », noun. a person employed in a large store to direct the work of salesclerks and give assistance to customers …
80floor|wards — «FLR wuhrdz, FLOHR », adverb. = floorward. (Cf. ↑floorward) …