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Meaning
Noun
●
A
sequence
of
rhythmic
steps
or
movements
usually
performed
to
music
, for
pleasure
or as a form of social interaction.
●
In Dance:
A social
gathering
where
dancing
is the main activity.
●
The
art
,
profession
, and study of dancing.
●
A
genre
of
modern
music
characterised
by
sampled
beats
,
repetitive
rhythms
and few lyrics.
●
A
piece
of
music
with a particular
dance
rhythm.
●
A
battle
of
wits
, especially one
commonly
fought
between two rivals.
●
Any
strenuous
or
difficult
movement
,
action
, or task.
●
A
repetitive
movement
used in communication between
worker
honey
bees.
●
The
death throes
of a
hanged
person.
●
In Heraldic charges:
A
normally
horizontal
stripe
called a
fess
that has been
modified
to
zig-zag
across the
center
of a
coat of arms
from
dexter
to sinister.
Verb
●
To
move
with
rhythmic
steps
or
movements
, especially
in time
to music.
●
To
leap
or
move
lightly
and rapidly.
●
To
perform
the
steps
to.
●
To cause to
dance
, or
move
nimbly
or
merrily
about.
●
To
make love
or have sex.
●
To make a
repetitive
movement
in order to
communicate
to other
worker
honey
bees.
●
To
kick
and
convulse
from the effects of being hanged.
Name
●
A surname.
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Origin
dance
English
daunsen
Middle English (1100-1500)
dancer
Anglo-Norman
Sourced from
Etym
Synonyms
Dance
Daunce
Copulate
Throw Shapes
Get Some
Have Sex
Do The Deed
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Rhymes
Hans
Dance
Vance
Lance
Manse
Cants
Lance
Scans
Hance
Stance
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Chance
France
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Entrance
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