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Definition of dance
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of dance is as below...
Dance (v. i.) The
leaping,
tripping,
or
measured
stepping
of one who
dances;
an
amusement,
in which the
movements
of the
persons
are
regulated
by art, in
figures
and in
accord
with
music..
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Partner
::
Partner
(n.) One who has a part in
anything
with an
other;
a
partaker;
an
associate;
a
sharer.
Partner
of his
fortune.
Shak.
Hence:
(a) A
husband
or a wife. (b)
Either
one of a
couple
who dance
together.
(c) One who
shares
as a
member
of a
partnership
in the
management,
or in the gains and
losses,
of a
business..
Dancette
::
Dancette
(a.)
Deeply
indented;
having
large
teeth;
thus, a fess
dancette
has only three teeth in the whole width of the
escutcheon..
Carcel Lamp
::
Carcel
lamp () A
French
mechanical
lamp, for
lighthouses,
in which a
superabundance
of oil is
pumped
to the wick tube by
clockwork..
Luxuriate
::
Luxuriate
(v. i.) To grow
exuberantly;
to grow to
superfluous
abundance.
Murth
::
Murth (n.)
Plenty;
abundance.
Ballet
::
Ballet
(n.) An
artistic
dance
performed
as a
theatrical
entertainment,
or an
interlude,
by a
number
of
persons,
usually
women.
Sometimes,
a scene
accompanied
by
pantomime
and
dancing..
Accordancy
::
Accordancy
(n.)
Accordance.
Carol
::
Carol (n.) A round
dance.
Gavot
::
Gavot (n.) A kind of
difficult
dance;
a dance tune, the air of which has two brisk and
lively,
yet
dignified,
strains
in
common
time, each
played
twice
over..
Operation
::
Operation
(n.) That which is
operated
or
accomplished;
an
effect
brought
about in
accordance
with a
definite
plan; as,
military
or naval
operations..
Hop
::
Hop (v. i.) To
dance.
Concent
::
Concent
(n.)
Consistency;
accordance.
Plethora
::
Plethora
(n.) State of being
overfull;
excess;
superabundance.
Mould
::
Mould (n.) That on
which,
or in
accordance
with
which,
anything
is
modeled
or
formed;
anything
which
serves
to
regulate
the size, form, etc., as the
pattern
or
templet
used by a
shipbuilder,
carpenter,
or
mason..
Valonia
::
Valonia
(n.) The acorn cup of two kinds of oak
(Quercus
macrolepis,
and Q.
vallonea)
found in
Eastern
Europe.
It
contains
abundance
of
tannin,
and is much used by
tanners
and
dyers..
Chaperonage
::
Chaperonage
(n.)
Attendance
of a
chaperon
on a lady in
public;
protection
afforded
by a
chaperon.
Excess
::
Excess
(n.) The state of
surpassing
or going
beyond
limits;
the being of a
measure
beyond
sufficiency,
necessity,
or duty; that which
exceeds
what is usual or
prover;
immoderateness;
superfluity;
superabundance;
extravagance;
as, an
excess
of
provisions
or of
light..
Amplitude
::
Amplitude
(n.)
Largeness,
in a
figurative
sense;
breadth;
abundance;
fullness..
Morisco
::
Morisco
(n.) A thing of
Moorish
origin;
as: (a) The
Moorish
language.
(b) A
Moorish
dance,
now
called
morris
dance.
Marston.
(c) One who
dances
the
Moorish
dance.
Shak. (d)
Moresque
decoration
or
architecture..
Frequence
::
Frequence
(n.)
Frequency;
abundance.
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