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dance

Definition for dance

noun as in moving feet and body to music

noun as in party for moving to music

Strongest matches

disco, prom

Weak matches

hoedown, sock hop

verb as in move body or feet to music

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Example Sentences

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His 1950s live music revues, at the El Monte Legion Stadium, were the first integrated dance concerts in California.

"I actually am doing this for my wife, so I can dance with her," the 66-year-old told me.

From BBC

The Polish-born actress, 96, who escaped a Nazi ghetto as a child and forged a successful career in dance and drama, is thought to have died last weekend at the Pegasos clinic near Basel.

From BBC

He stared at me with his mouth hanging open as I danced on top of a speaker in 4-inch heels.

Speaking on her and McCausland's podcast, Winning Isn't Everything, she said her doctor had advised that because she had been dancing since she was five years old, she shouldn't stop now.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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