moonrun

Etymology

 * modelled after

Noun

 * 1)  A dance move (or something similar or analogous) in which one slides backwards while appearing as if one was running forwards.

Verb

 * 1)  To move while sliding backwards as though the feet move as if one was running forwards.
 * 2) * year unknown, P.S. Lutz, Her Name is Love - Mother Nature's Daughter: Book II, Lulu.com (ISBN 9781365679377), page 117
 * ... lots of moon flowers. Bzz bzzz,” bids Littlefoot in farewell just before she disappears from the dusty land without wind, the coldest, hottest, darkest, brightest place the Num has ever known. The bee that nearly took Littlefoot's life, only to save it, lies dead on the surface of the moon, not a natural playground for bees, but a sacred burial place for such a Num-ble bee as this one. Littlefoot falls asleep on the return trip in the Num, a natural reaction to so much moon-walking, moonrunning, ...
 * ... lots of moon flowers. Bzz bzzz,” bids Littlefoot in farewell just before she disappears from the dusty land without wind, the coldest, hottest, darkest, brightest place the Num has ever known. The bee that nearly took Littlefoot's life, only to save it, lies dead on the surface of the moon, not a natural playground for bees, but a sacred burial place for such a Num-ble bee as this one. Littlefoot falls asleep on the return trip in the Num, a natural reaction to so much moon-walking, moonrunning, ...

Usage notes
The term, in all senses, is most often used as an analogy to moonwalking.