1. Plural of lambada; a fast, sensual Brazilian dance performed by couples in close contact, popular in the 1980s.
Usage: Often used in the context of 1980s dance culture and music.

Examples

• The nightclub featured live lambadas performances every Friday night.
• She learned several lambadas moves during her dance class.
• Lambadas became a worldwide phenomenon after the release of the hit song in 1989.
• The couple won the dance competition with their energetic lambadas routine.
• Traditional lambadas require close partnership and synchronized movement.