two-step

Bert and Phil danced a two-step with some young ladies that Bert knew.

At the piano in the gymnasium a girl was playing a two-step.

It is not an alluring dance, your two-step; it does not require temperament.

To Una Golden, of Panama, the waltz and the two-step were solemn affairs.

"Now then, you concertina boys, give us a two-step," he called out.

One might as well have tried to waltz or two-step on the sands of the seashore.

They had danced the two-step together, and with stupor he had found himself led.

This is followed by four measures of the Two-Step and the whole is repeated at will.

Dick led her into a two-step, and they were soon whirling about.

From the distant house came the noisy American music of a two-step.