to dance

the art form of rhythmic body movement or the act of dancing

(lit. and fig.) stage; arena

a social gathering or party for dancing

to inspire, encourage, or hearten; to boost morale

dancing partner

singing and dancing

ballet (loanword)

to brandish, flourish, or wave an object or implement

jazz dance (loanword)

to move an object like a flag, hand, or cloth to and fro in the air

a large room or commercial establishment for social dancing

to flutter or dance in the air or breeze

swing (dance)

to begin to dance or to perform a dance.

street dance (e.g. breakdance)

dancer's posture and movement

social dancing for couples, typically performed in a ballroom or social gathering

international standard ballroom dancing

stage play

breakdancing; to breakdance

a theatrical performance that tells a story primarily through dance and music, including ballet

to engage in fraud

(idiom) elated and excited; overjoyed

social dance or ballroom dancing performed by couples for recreation or competition

to start dancing lightly and gracefully

Involuntary movements or twitching of the limbs, typically as a clinical symptom in traditional Chinese medicine.

singing and dancing in celebration; festive merrymaking

song and dance troupe

to dance in a vigorous and energetic manner

lion dance (traditional Chinese dance form)

to perform as a background or backup dancer for a lead singer or performer

to bare fangs and brandish claws; to make threatening gestures

to abuse one's position for personal gain

a professional performing arts organization that consists of dancers, choreographers, and staff dedicated to the production and performance of ballet.

to be radiant with delight; extremely animated and happy in expression

talented at singing and dancing; a person of many talents

a dance for two people, especially a ballet duet