sashay
/sæˈʃeɪ/
noun
- A showy or casual walk or movement.
- With a confident sashay, she approached the microphone.
- His sashay across the room made everyone laugh.
- The dancer ended the performance with a playful sashay.
verb
- To walk in a slow, confident, or showy manner, often with exaggerated hip movement.
- He tried to sashay across the dance floor but tripped over his own feet.
- The model sashayed down the runway with perfect poise.
- She sashayed into the room in her new dress, turning everyone's head.
- To move or glide sideways in a casual or graceful way.
- He sashayed past the crowd to get a better view of the stage.
- The cat sashayed around the corner, ignoring everyone.
- The dancer sashayed to the left during the routine.
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