two step
/ˈtuːˌstɛp/
verb
- To dance the two-step.
- The couple two-stepped gracefully, matching the rhythm perfectly.
- They two-stepped across the wooden floor until the music stopped.
- He taught me how to two-step to a country song.
noun
- A type of dance with a simple pattern of two steps, often associated with country or folk music.
- She and her partner won the competition with a lively two-step.
- The band played a fast two-step, and the floor filled with dancers.
- At the barn dance, everyone learned the two-step quickly.
- A piece of music written for or suitable for this dance.
- The fiddler struck up a cheerful two-step.
- They played a classic two-step that got everyone clapping.
- The album includes several traditional two-steps from the 1920s.