czardases
/ˈtʃɑrdæsɪz/
noun
- A traditional Hungarian folk dance with a slow start and a fast, lively ending.
- The music for the czardas began slowly, then suddenly became very fast.
- She learned the steps of the czardas from her grandmother.
- The dancers performed a lively czardas at the cultural festival.
- The music composed for or played during a czardas dance.
- He hummed a czardas tune while walking through the park.
- The orchestra played a beautiful czardas by the composer Liszt.
- The violinist's rendition of the czardas filled the concert hall.