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dancing
noun
-
dancing
moving
your
body
rhythmically
to
music
,
usually
following
a
set
of
steps
•
Salsa
dancing
is
popular
in
many
cities
around
the
world
.
Salsa
dancing
is
popular
in
many
cities
around
the
world
.
•
After
dinner
,
they
went
out
for
some
late-night
dancing
at
a
small
seaside
bar
.
After
dinner
,
they
went
out
for
some
late-night
dancing
at
a
small
seaside
bar
.
Formed
from
the
verb
“
dance
”
+
the
suffix
“
-ing
”,
first
recorded
in
Middle
English
.
verb
-
dance
,
dancing
,
dances
,
danced
present
participle
of
dance
:
doing
the
action
of
moving
your
body
to
music
•
The
children
are
dancing
happily
in
the
school
gym
.
The
children
are
dancing
happily
in
the
school
gym
.
•
She
kept
dancing
even
after
the
music
stopped
.
She
kept
dancing
even
after
the
music
stopped
.
Present
participle
formed
by
adding
“
-ing
”
to
the
base
verb
“
dance
”.
dance
verb
-
dance
,
dancing
,
dances
,
danced
to
move
your
body
and
feet
to
music
in
a
rhythmic
way
•
The
children
dance
happily
around
the
Christmas
tree
.
The
children
dance
happily
around
the
Christmas
tree
.
•
They
love
to
dance
to
loud
music
at
parties
.
They
love
to
dance
to
loud
music
at
parties
.
verb
-
dance
,
dancing
,
dances
,
danced
to
move
your
body
rhythmically
to
music
,
often
following
a
pattern
of
steps
,
for
pleasure
or
performance
•
The
children
dance
happily
around
the
campfire
.
The
children
dance
happily
around
the
campfire
.
•
Grandparents
danced
together
at
their
golden-anniversary
party
,
surprising
everyone
with
graceful
steps
.
Grandparents
danced
together
at
their
golden-anniversary
party
,
surprising
everyone
with
graceful
steps
.
From
Middle
English
dauncen
,
borrowed
from
Old
French
dancier
,
of
uncertain
origin
.
noun
-
dance
,
dancing
,
dances
,
danced
the
activity
or
art
of
moving
the
body
rhythmically
to
music
,
usually
following
set
steps
•
She
has
studied
dance
since
she
was
five
years
old
.
She
has
studied
dance
since
she
was
five
years
old
.
•
Dance
requires
both
physical
strength
and
creativity
.
Dance
requires
both
physical
strength
and
creativity
.
noun
-
dance
,
dancing
,
dances
,
danced
an
event
or
party
where
people
gather
to
dance
to
music
•
Our
school
is
hosting
a
spring
dance
next
month
.
Our
school
is
hosting
a
spring
dance
next
month
.
•
He
asked
Maria
to
go
to
the
homecoming
dance
with
him
.
He
asked
Maria
to
go
to
the
homecoming
dance
with
him
.
noun
-
dance
,
dancing
,
dances
,
danced
a
particular
set
of
steps
or
style
of
dancing
,
often
associated
with
specific
music
•
The
tango
is
a
passionate
Argentine
dance
.
The
tango
is
a
passionate
Argentine
dance
.
•
The
instructor
taught
us
a
simple
folk
dance
from
Greece
.
The
instructor
taught
us
a
simple
folk
dance
from
Greece
.
verb
-
dance
,
dancing
,
dances
,
danced
to
make
someone
move
in
a
rhythmic
way
to
music
•
He
danced
his
partner
across
the
polished
floor
.
He
danced
his
partner
across
the
polished
floor
.
•
The
choreographer
will
dance
the
students
into
their
final
positions
.
The
choreographer
will
dance
the
students
into
their
final
positions
.
verb
-
dance
,
dancing
,
dances
,
danced
to
move
quickly
,
lightly
,
or
irregularly
,
often
in
a
lively
or
flickering
way
•
Flames
danced
in
the
fireplace
on
the
cold
night
.
Flames
danced
in
the
fireplace
on
the
cold
night
.
•
Sunlight
danced
across
the
lake
as
the
wind
blew
.
Sunlight
danced
across
the
lake
as
the
wind
blew
.
verb
-
dance
,
dancing
,
dances
,
danced
to
cause
something
to
move
quickly
up
and
down
or
side
to
side
in
a
lively
,
irregular
way
,
as
if
it
were
dancing
•
The
wind
danced
the
leaves
across
the
empty
street
.
The
wind
danced
the
leaves
across
the
empty
street
.
•
She
cupped
water
in
her
hands
and
danced
the
droplets
over
the
baby
’
s
head
.
She
cupped
water
in
her
hands
and
danced
the
droplets
over
the
baby
’
s
head
.
