noun
definition
A slow-paced Cuban partner dance in 4:4 time.
verb
definition
To dance the rumba
Examples of rhumba in a Sentence
Personally I prefer to play it as a slow rhumba on the organ.
Thursday's storm had roared into town with uncommon severity, bringing with it not only more than two feet of fresh snow, but a wind that set the white stuff a-dancing and swirling about the town, like a wild rhumba or some native fertility rite.
They claimed that the melody for 'Stutter' was taken from Wire's 'I Am The Fly', and 'Connection' stole the keyboard riff from 'Three Girl Rhumba'.
Ruffled Rhumba tights, Mary Jane anklets, or polka dotted leg warmers are beautiful accents for special occasion dresses for little girls, while white satin gloves and trendy bonnets make little girls look appropriately dressed up.