quickstep

A man who can hold his own with the Wuddars at their quickstep must be sound in wind and limb.

"Message just been signalled from the 'Quickstep,' sir," reported Callaghan.

The mark-boat was rounded at the end of the first round by the 'Quickstep' 14 mins.

A little orchestra of musicians were reeling off a quickstep.

Do you mind very much, Mr. Quickstep, if we sit out the rest of it?

Ollie Lord clapped a hand to his head and executed a quickstep.

"Let me look at it," said Richard, whose pulses were beginning to beat a quickstep.

Promptly at eight o'clock Wednesday morning the Quickstep got away from the dock.

You'll have to send a new skipper up to bring the Quickstep home, sir.

You don't mean to tell me, sir, that you've given the Quickstep to that rowdy Peasley?