dance

Moving your body in time to music for fun with other people

The art of dancing, used to mean dance or a dancer

A time of complete quiet and no movement that feels calm

A period of time with no movement or action

To spend a long time moving to music until very late at night

To take a serious risk by doing something morally wrong to gain power or money

To take part in a traditional May Day dance in a circle around a tall decorated pole

To enjoy life without worrying about problems

To move your body with wild, strong energy and little control

Stay loyal to people or groups that supported you

Move your body freely and confidently without worrying about other people

Move your body freely and happily without worrying about being watched

To move with great ease and joy while showing confidence

To be hanged by the neck until dead

To move your body in a lively way with fast steps to music

An area where people dance at parties or clubs

A specific step or movement done during a dance

Music with a strong beat that people dance to at parties

A class where people learn to dance

A large place for dancing with live or recorded music

A set of foot movements that form part of a dance

A stage performance with free, expressive body movements

A contest where people compete by dancing to see who is best

A school where people learn to dance

Dance movements that express emotions and tell a story

A dance where the feet make tapping sounds using shoes with metal plates

A group of musicians who play popular lively music for people to dance to

A party in a barn where people dance country dances

A country dance with four couples in a square led by a caller

A formal activity where couples move together in set steps to music like the waltz

A traditional dance people do to ask for rain

A performance with singing and dancing on stage

A traditional dance where people stamp loudly while wearing shoes with wooden soles

A traditional dance where men step over or wave swords during celebrations

A dance from a community that people learn from their grandparents

A solo street dance with quick acrobatic moves often done to hip-hop music

A person who teaches formal dances like ballet and the waltz

A dance performed during a religious or traditional ceremony

A complicated story used as an excuse to avoid blame

An image showing death as a skeleton leading rich and poor people to the grave

A traditional dance from a region that tells local stories

A lively happy movement people make together at a celebration

A group dance done before battle or after a victory, often by Native peoples

A dance done during a religious or ritual ceremony to show respect

A group of musicians who play music for dancing at social events

A solo dance using large feather fans to hide and show the body in a sexy way

A group dance around a tall pole decorated with ribbons and flowers

A religious dance from the late 1800s in which Native American people try to talk with spirits and find hope

A dance that uses body movements to show feelings or tell a story

A small dance children do when they really need to pee

A special dance held in summer by some Native American tribes to honor the sun

A Middle Eastern dance with smooth hip and stomach movements

A solo dance using large balloons to hide and show the dancer's body

A dance on stage with planned steps performed for an audience like ballet or modern dance

A traditional folk dance where couples stand in sets or lines and do the same steps to music

A traditional dance by some Native American people to ask for rain and a good corn harvest

A low, energetic dance where people bend their knees and move their arms and legs widely, often at metal shows

A way of using dance and movement to help people feel better emotionally and physically

A large room or building for dancing and social events

A fast, dramatic dance that shows a pretend struggle between a man and a woman

A dance by Apache people performed during a religious ceremony

A dance in which dancers move fans in slow graceful ways for a show or celebration

Using body movement to help women feel stronger and heal

To dance in a traditional style from a region

A long party where people dance late at night for many hours

A country dance with couples in two long lines facing each other

A traditional English group dance with dancers in costumes who use sticks, handkerchiefs, or bells

A short flirty show of bold, showy moves to get attention

A public show that looks important but hides real plans

A traditional Indian dance performed by trained women dancers at festivals and social events

A group of people who form a circle and dance together, often holding hands

People move together in a circle following set steps, often with partners

A condition that makes children have quick, uncontrolled body movements

A child moving and fidgeting because they need to go to the toilet right away

A dance where dancers make rhythmic sounds by hitting the floor with metal plates on their shoes

A dance on the tips of the toes usually in ballet

A dance with slow, smooth, curving movements that look graceful

A popular dance from a music video that people copy on social media

A style of dancing where people bump into each other on purpose, usually at punk shows

People moving forward in a long winding line at a celebration

A sacred dance where people handle snakes as part of a ritual among some Native American groups

Music played to accompany square dancing, often with lively fiddle or banjo rhythms

A medical condition causing sudden uncontrolled movements in children often after rheumatic fever

A wild, excited dance that ferrets or weasels do when they are happy

A dance that copies the stiff, jerky movements of zombies