jitterbug

She was known to be a jitterbug, and now you know why.

At last it came our turn and we piled into the Jitterbug.

By 1937 the jitterbug hit big in the West and allowed much greater freedom of movement.

At that time they were absolutely dependent on the Jitterbug.

She put us down, the Jitterbug took on more water mass, and away it bounced.

Unfortunately, we were too early to see the daily jitterbug contest.

Best of all was the extended jitterbug number in which the dancers could let loose.

And in this context the jitterbug does take on a subversive tone.

Feel free to do the jitterbug should you feel the urge.

Your pulse will not only quicken, it'll do the jitterbug.

But this jitterbug music gives me the backdrop of a beer flat.

There's also some lively dancing, especially a swinging jitterbug number at the top of the second act.

His running combines a jitterbug style with the power of a chesty 210-pounder.

But the jitterbug was different in the West.

After the two leave to stop the wedding, the jitterbugs thaw Cornelius's body out.

By the time he was 20 he had become a champion jitterbug dancer.

You forget, I start walking around now, my heart's primed to break into a jitterbug."

Just got me a case of the jitterbugs, thanks to Glitt.

I didn't try to write any jitterbugs or twists.

Following that week, the two decided to dance a Jitterbug themed diner characters.

When the make-believe pins go down, he does a little jitterbug cakewalk.

It was as if her entire body had been inhabited by jitterbugs that determined her every move.

"It was senseless, just some jitterbug with a gun."

Bob did a little jitterbug on the ramp leading to the interview area, pumping his fists in the air as he moved along.

She considered dropping it into the water, but she didn't want to be a Jitterbug.