1. an entertainment performance, typically featuring music, dancing, or comedy, presented in a nightclub, cabaret, or similar venue
Usage: often written as two words (floor show) or hyphenated (floor-show); common in mid-20th century entertainment contexts

Examples

• The nightclub featured a spectacular floorshow with dancers and live musicians every evening.
• We enjoyed dinner and a floorshow at the upscale restaurant downtown.
• The Vegas casino is famous for its elaborate floorshows that attract tourists from around the world.
• During the 1950s, floorshows were a popular form of entertainment in major cities.
• The floorshow included acrobats, singers, and a comedy act that lasted two hours.