- danc|ing
- danc|ing «DAN sihng, DAHN-», noun, adjective.–n.1. the performance of a dance: »
The ballerina's dancing was superb.
2. the art of performing dances; dance.–adj.that dances: »dancing flames.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
The ballerina's dancing was superb.
dancing flames.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
rope|danc|ing — «ROHP DAN sihng, DAHN », noun. the performance of a ropedancer … Useful english dictionary
tap-danc|ing — «TAP DAN sihng, DAHN », noun, adjective. –n. the act or art of a person who tap dances. –adj. 1. of or having to do with a tap dance. 2. like a tap dance … Useful english dictionary
wire|danc|ing — «WYR DAN sihng, DAHN », noun. the performance or work of a wiredancer … Useful english dictionary
danc — danc·er; danc·ery; danc·ing·ly; … English syllables
snake´-danc´er — snake dance, 1. U.S. an informal parade of persons dancing in a zigzag line in celebration, as of a victory or event: »There were victory rallies and…snake dances on the Missouri campus (New Yorker). 2. a ceremonial dance of the Hopi Indians, in… … Useful english dictionary
square´-danc´er — square dance, a dance performed by a set of couples arranged about a square or in some set form, such as the quadrille and Virginia reel: »The square dances are socially stimulating, and recently have been recovering some of their lost popularity … Useful english dictionary
dancingly — danc·ing·ly … English syllables
dancing — danc|ing [ dænsıŋ ] noun uncount * the activity of moving your feet and your body in a pattern of movements that follows the sound of music: The celebrations will include fireworks and dancing. dancing classes … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
dancing-girl — dancˈing girl noun A woman who entertains in a club, etc by dancing • • • Main Entry: ↑dance … Useful english dictionary
lapdance — lap|dance [ læp,dæns ] noun count a dance with sexual movements close to someone or in someone s LAP, usually by a dancer at a NIGHTCLUB ╾ lap|danc|er noun count ╾ lap|danc|ing noun uncount … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English