juking

To confuse matters further, the dancing now no longer appears to be called juking but footwork, or footwerk, or indeed footwurk.

Various Artists: Bangs and Works Vol 1: A Chicago Footwork Compilation - review Alexis Petridis 2010

It begat first a style of competitive dancing, called juking, then a Detroit-based variant called ghettotech, which sounds almost identical but has its own style of dance called jit, then a variant called either footwork or ?

Various Artists: Bangs and Works Vol 1: A Chicago Footwork Compilation - review Alexis Petridis 2010

An hour later a half dozen or more jays were flinging about in the peach tree above the feathers of their dead comrade, screaming at the top of their voices, "juking" their bodies, as is their wont when excited, and glaring at the disheveled plumes on the ground.

Our Bird Comrades 1896

The actress holds together an early scene in a roadhouse in which she has a monologue about "juking" that, in lesser hands, could have sunk the proceedings; instead, it's a highlight that shows what a skilled actress can do with difficult material.

DVD Verdict 2010

The actress holds together an early scene in a roadhouse in which she has a monologue about "juking" that, in lesser hands, could have sunk the proceedings; instead, it's a highlight that shows what a skilled actress can do with difficult material.

DVD Verdict 2010

Earlier this year, allegations about police corruption and stat "juking" pervaded

Gothamist 2010

Anyway, one of the show's main obsessions is with bureaucracies and their habit of what's called 'juking' the stats.

unknown title 2009

Anyway, one of the show's main obsessions is with bureaucracies and their habit of what's called 'juking' the stats.

unknown title 2009

Anyway, one of the show's main obsessions is with bureaucracies and their habit of what's called 'juking' the stats.

unknown title 2009

Anyway, one of the show's main obsessions is with bureaucracies and their habit of what's called 'juking' the stats.

unknown title 2009