dancing
/ˈdænsɪŋ/
adjective
- Related to or used for dancing.
- They put on a dancing show for the whole school.
- She wore a beautiful dancing dress to the ball.
- The dancing shoes were worn out from all the practice.
verb
- Present participle of dance: moving your body to music.
- The leaves were dancing in the wind.
- The children are dancing in the living room.
- He was dancing with his grandmother at the party.
- Moving quickly or lightly in a lively way.
- Her eyes were dancing with excitement.
- The flames were dancing in the fireplace.
- The sunlight was dancing on the water.
noun
- The activity or art of moving your body to music.
- The festival featured traditional dancing from many cultures.
- She has been taking dancing lessons since she was five.
- Dancing is a great way to exercise and have fun at the same time.
- A social event where people dance.
- There will be live music and dancing at the wedding reception.
- We went to a square dancing in the town hall last night.
- The school holds a formal dancing every spring.