mosh-ready
Spanish translation: bailable
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bailable Explanation: Weak I know, but a mosh-pit is the dance area at the front of a rock concert, hence "mosh-ready" means "danceable". Of course, the sense of antagonistic teenage thrashing is lost completely. Reference: http://teenmusic.about.com/library/glossary/bldef-moshing.ht... |
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