Imposterly
Music & Dance Moves Words for the imposter game
- Moonwalk
- Reggae
- Ballet
- Techno
- Chicken Dance
- Blues
- Tango
- Pop Music
- The Worm
- Flamenco
- Classical Music
- Conga Line
- Afrobeats
- Waltz
- Heavy Metal
- Line Dancing
- Lullaby
- Breakdance
- K-Pop
- Salsa
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20 of the 52 words in Imposterly’s Music & Dance Moves pack, from the Pop Culture shelf. Family-safe, so kids can play too. New to the game? How to play.
What the words mean
The app shows each word with a line like this, so nobody gets caught out by a word they’ve never heard.
- Moonwalk
- A gliding backwards step made famous by Michael Jackson
- Reggae
- Laid-back Jamaican music with an offbeat rhythm
- Ballet
- Graceful classical dance performed on tiptoe
- Techno
- Fast, repetitive electronic dance music
- Chicken Dance
- A party routine flapping your arms like a farm bird
- Blues
- Soulful, sad-sounding music born in the American South
- Tango
- A dramatic Argentine partner dance with sharp moves
- Pop Music
- Catchy, chart-topping songs loved by the masses
- The Worm
- A floor dance move rippling your body like a crawling bug
- Flamenco
- Passionate Spanish dance with stamping feet and guitar
- Classical Music
- Orchestra pieces by composers like Mozart and Beethoven
- Conga Line
- Partygoers in a single file, hands on hips, kicking out
- Afrobeats
- Upbeat modern African pop music, big in Nigeria and Ghana
- Waltz
- A smooth ballroom partner dance in a one-two-three rhythm
- Heavy Metal
- Loud, fast rock with screaming guitars and pounding drums
- Line Dancing
- Rows of people doing the same steps, often to country songs
- Lullaby
- A soft, gentle song sung to help a baby sleep
- Breakdance
- Acrobatic street dance with spins on the floor
- K-Pop
- Catchy pop music from South Korea with slick routines
- Salsa
- A lively Latin partner dance with quick hip moves
Everyone’s card says Moonwalk. The imposter’s says Reggae.
That’s Decoy mode: the imposter knows they’re the imposter and gets a word from the same pack to hide behind. In Classic, they get no word at all. How to play
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