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

To follow a path that led to failure in the past; to repeat a previous disastrous mistake.

To follow established rules and act according to convention; to be well-behaved and law-abiding (literally: to follow the compass and go with the set square).

to face extreme risks or go to any lengths for a cause; literally to jump into boiling water and fire

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

(fig.) to follow a path that has proved ill-advised

to travel far; to lead a life of lofty detachment from worldly affairs

a group of people organized for dancing, usually performing or training together.

To follow the same old path or routine without change or innovation; being stuck in a rut.

to retire and place oneself above the fray (idiom); to leave office for a high and distant place