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Definition of dancing
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Dancing
(p. a. & vb. n.) from
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Caper
::
Caper (n.) A
frolicsome
leap or
spring;
a skip; a jump, as in mirth or
dancing;
a
prank..
Hornpipe
::
Hornpipe
(n.) A
lively
tune
played
on a
hornpipe,
for
dancing;
a tune
adapted
for such
playing..
Learn
::
Learn (v. t.) To gain
knowledge
or
information
of; to
ascertain
by
inquiry,
study,
or
investigation;
to
receive
instruction
concerning;
to fix in the mind; to
acquire
understanding
of, or
skill;
as, to learn the way; to learn a
lesson;
to learn
dancing;
to learn to
skate;
to learn the
violin;
to learn the truth about
something..
Ballroom
::
Ballroom
(n.) A room for balls or
dancing.
Vis-a-vis
::
Vis-a-vis
(n.) One who, or that
which,
is face to face with
another;
esp., one who faces
another
in
dancing..
Teach
::
Teach (v. t.) To
impart
the
knowledge
of; to give
intelligence
concerning;
to
impart,
as
knowledge
before
unknown,
or rules for
practice;
to
inculcate
as true or
important;
to
exhibit
impressively;
as, to teach
arithmetic,
dancing,
music,
or the like; to teach
morals..
Frolic
::
Frolic
(a.) Full of
levity;
dancing,
playing,
or
frisking
about;
full of
pranks;
frolicsome;
gay;
merry..
Light-footed
::
Light-footed
(a.)
Having
a
light,
springy
step;
nimble
in
running
or
dancing;
active;
as,
light-foot
Iris..
Dance
::
Dance (v. i.) A tune by which
dancing
is
regulated,
as the
minuet,
the
waltz,
the
cotillon,
etc..
Quickstep
::
Quickstep
(n.) A
lively,
spirited
march;
also, a
lively
style of
dancing..
Tread
::
Tread (v. t.) To go
through
or
accomplish
by
walking,
dancing,
or the
like..
Frolic
::
Frolic
(n.) A scene of
gayety
and
mirth,
as in
lively
play, or in
dancing;
a
merrymaking..
Balance
::
Balance
(n.) A
movement
in
dancing.
See
Balance,
v. i., S..
Tarantism
::
Tarantism
(n.) A
nervous
affection
producing
melancholy,
stupor,
and an
uncontrollable
desire
to
dance.
It was
supposed
to be
produced
by the bite of the
tarantula,
and
considered
to be
incapable
of cure
except
by
protracted
dancing
to
appropriate
music..
Orchesography
::
Orchesography
(n.) A
treatise
upon
dancing.
Nautch
::
Nautch
(n.) An
entertainment
consisting
chiefly
of
dancing
by
professional
dancing
(or
Nautch)
girls.
Acrobat
::
Acrobat
(n.) One who
practices
rope
dancing,
high
vaulting,
or other
daring
gymnastic
feats..
Saltant
::
Saltant
(v.)
Leaping;
jumping;
dancing.
Gestic
::
Gestic
(a.)
Relating
to
bodily
motion;
consisting
of
gestures;
-- said
especially
with
reference
to
dancing.
Powpow
::
Powpow
(n.)
Conjuration
attended
with great noise and
confusion,
and often with
feasting,
dancing,
etc.,
performed
by
Indians
for the cure of
diseases,
to
procure
success
in
hunting
or in war, and for other
purposes..
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