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English Idioms: Cut a Rug

Cut a Rug — To dance, predominantly energetically and in a dance style from the first half of the twentieth century. Learn the meanings of these English words and their usage.

Cut a Rug

To dance – predominantly energetically and in a dance style from the first half of the twentieth century.

Meanings from the English-Bulgarian dictionary:

Rug [rʌg]

Carpet, rug.

(Travel) blanket.

Cut [kʌt]

To cut, to slice, to cut through, to interrupt, to cut off, to scratch, to cut oneself.

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