dance
verb
[ dɑːns ]
• move rhythmically to music, typically following a set sequence of steps.
• "their cheeks were pressed together as they danced"
Similar:
trip,
sway,
spin,
whirl,
twirl,
pirouette,
gyrate,
bop,
disco,
rock,
shake a leg,
hoof it,
cut a rug,
trip the light fantastic,
get down,
step it,
foot it,
tread a measure,
• (of a person) move in a quick and lively way.
• "Sheila danced in gaily"
Similar:
caper,
cavort,
frisk,
frolic,
skip,
prance,
romp,
gambol,
jig,
bound,
leap,
jump,
spring,
bob,
hop,
trip,
bounce,
rollick,
dance
noun
• a series of steps and movements that match the speed and rhythm of a piece of music.
• "everyone was taking part in the dance"
Origin:
Middle English: from Old French dancer (verb), dance (noun), of unknown origin.
