How to pronounce “4-on-the-floor”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• Alternative spelling of four-on-the-floor.

Practice Nearby Words

front-line, four-handed, on-hand, abovestairs, free-style, fleet of foot, behind the 8-ball, a-tiptoe, above-stairs, wrong-footed, belowstairs, fleet-footed, floorlength, fleet footed, behind the eightball, off-the-books, rooted to the floor, off the wall, flat-out, over the board, slow-footed, off-guard, offfield, lightfooted, sunny-side down, skatable, best-off, fastpaced, offtrack, odds on, lead-off, on the up and up, flatbottomed, flat bottomed, bare-footed, under-the-table, onhand, crosslegged, flippety-floppety, sunnyside down, side to side, up-beat, to-and-fro, flippity-floppity, polt-footed, upsidedown, at death's door, worse-off, off-hand, kitty corner, flat-bottom, all-in, offbeam, smalltime, aboveboard, sure-footed, sandaled, longlegged, on tow, oft used, criss-cross, oftused, bassackwards, hard-headed, sword-and-sandal, flushboarded, doggoned, pigeontoed, fenced-in, halfawake, starboard-side, flatheaded, jack booted, back-up, rooted to the ground, mano-a-mano, kittycorner, fold-out, rolltop, jacked-up, peg legged, on and poppin', moccassined, jack-booted, arm-in-arm, hard and fast, softly, softly, hob-nailed, offduty, one on one, around the clock, cast-off, first come, first served, be-booted, cock-on, offroad, duckfooted, shakey, topheavy, shut-up

Similar Sounds

on the floor, on the fly, in the flesh, on the air, on the line, on the loose, on the phone, on the sly, sniffler, on the alert