mirror ball

noun

noun

A disco ball.

The B-52's influence is not obvious is not profound. They opened the door for rock's ever-growing invation ^([sic]) into discos. It is largely due to their popularity that you heard Bowie's "Fashion" or Tom Tom Club's "Genius of Love" playing in synch with mirror balls.1983 August 6, Rob Schmieder, “Disco Consumers And Rock Activists”, in Gay Community News, page 15:

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