polka
/ˈpoʊlkə/
noun
- A lively dance from Central Europe, or the music for this dance.
- The band played a fast polka at the wedding reception.
- The accordionist started a cheerful polka that got everyone on their feet.
- My grandparents taught me how to dance the polka when I was young.
verb
- To dance the polka.
- They polkaed across the wooden floor with great energy.
- At the festival, couples polkaed in a large circle under the tent.
- She learned to polka by watching her parents at family gatherings.