Ballroom Dance Word Search
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Sample words: GROOF, KURIS, GLAREAL, PUDGE, PLUMOSE, NOTICED, CLAIM, STOUT, PARIS, BASSE, SAMBA, RUMBA, COURT, LOUIS, DANSE, DANCE.
Ballroom Dance word list, defined
- GROOF /ɡruːf/ · noun
- In Scots and northern British English, deep sorrow or grief; by extension, trouble or distress. Related: grief, sorrow, anguish, distress.
- PUDGE /pʌdʒ/ · noun
- An informal, derogatory term for an overweight person. Related: fatso, fat person, chubby.
- PLUMOSE /pluːməʊz/ (British); /pluːmoʊz/ (US) · adjective
- Covered with feathers or down; resembling or bearing a plume. The word is chiefly used in technical descriptions of birds, plants, and other natural structures. Related: feathered, plumed, plume-like, downy.
- NOTICED /ˈnəʊtɪst/ (British), /ˈnoʊtɪst/ (American) · verb (past tense and past participle of notice)
- To become aware of something, especially through sight, hearing, or observation; to perceive. It can also mean to observe or give attention to something, or to be remarked upon or attract attention. Related: observed, saw, spotted, perceived.
- CLAIM /kleɪm/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, a claim is an assertion that something is true or an demand for something due; as a verb, to claim is to assert or state that something is the case, often without proof. Related: assertion, declaration, contention, allegation.
- STOUT /staʊt/ · adjective; noun
- Stout means strong, solidly built, or thick, and as a noun it refers to a strong, dark beer. In older usage, a stout was a strongly built person. Related: sturdy, strong, robust, solid.
- PARIS /ˈpɛərɪz/ (British); /ˈpærɪs/ (American) · proper noun
- Paris is the capital and largest city of France, situated in the north-central part of the country on the River Seine. It is a major European center for culture, politics, finance, fashion, and transportation. Related: City of Light, Paname.
- BASSE /bɑːs/ · noun
- In English, "basse" is chiefly a borrowed French term used in fixed musical and artistic expressions such as the basse danse (a stately Renaissance court dance) and basse-taille (a form of engraved enamelling, or a low tenor voice). It is rarely used as a free-standing English word outside these established phrases. Related: bass, low-pitched part.
- SAMBA /ˈsæm.bə/ · noun, verb
- Samba is a Brazilian dance and musical tradition, generally characterized by a distinctive rhythm, syncopation, and energetic movement. As a verb, it means to dance samba. Related: Brazilian dance, Brazilian dance music.
- RUMBA /ˈrʌmbə/ · noun
- A Cuban dance and musical genre characterized by a lively rhythm and strong emphasis on the hips. In modern usage, the word can refer to the dance, the music, or a piece of music written in this style. Related: dance, ballroom dance, Latin dance, Cuban dance.
- COURT /kɔːrt/ · noun
- A court is a place where legal cases are heard and judged, or the body of people (such as a judge and jury) who decide such cases. It also refers to an open, paved area surrounded by buildings or walls. Related: tribunal, bench, courthouse, judicature.
- LOUIS /ˈluːi/ · proper noun; noun
- Louis is a masculine given name of French origin, borne by numerous French kings and other historical figures. The lowercase noun louis denotes a former French gold coin, especially the louis d’or.
- DANCE /dæns/ (US); /dɑːns/ (UK) · verb and noun
- To move rhythmically to music, typically following a set sequence of steps, either alone or with a partner; as a noun, it refers to such an activity or a specific social event at which people dance. Related: waltz, prance, twirl, sway.
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