What are the meanings of 'dip','shimee','groove' and 'noddle' in this book?
The book's name is Dancing the ABC's.
I am gonna shake with A,...We'll dip with D,...Shimee with E,...To groove with G,...Noodle with N...
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I think they are all names of moves within popular dances. To "shake" is self-explanatory (see Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off."
In a "dip" the man supports the woman's back and lowers he toward the floor. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dip_(dance_move)
"Shimmy" is a woman's rapidly shaking her shoulders.
"Groove" means to feel the music and want to move with it.
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Can you describe the illustrations for some context? Shimee(usually spelled shimmy) means to dance. Groove is also related to music and/or dancing.
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The first three are dances.I have no idea about "noodle" or "noddle"
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