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  1. 02-Jan-2012, 22:20 #1
    greenisgood
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    Default high-five to front row audience

    What word or phrase describes a concert performer giving a brushing high five to the front row audience?
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  2. 02-Jan-2012, 22:39 #2
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    Default Re: high-five to front row audience

    I would just say that he/she was high-fiving the front row.

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