Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Dancing.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adverb Dancing.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- adverb Dancing.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Does the Hillary loan come from the adance she received years ago on her memoirs?
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As the musicians play popular Jewish melodies, the streets become adance stage for well choreographed circle dances and line dances -- each song withits own special dance steps.
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Apologies in adance for not doing the link properly so it has to be copied and pasted into the address bar.
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To awake as the summer sun came slanting over the hill-tops, with hope on every beam adance to the laughter of the morning; to see the leaves across the window ruffling on the fresh new air, and the tendrils of the powdery vine turning from their beaded sleep.
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It sent huge misshapen shadows adance over the walls.
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It sent huge misshapen shadows adance over the walls.
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Radetic came puffing up, features oddly adance in the firelight.
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The sensitive flame dives for shelter, shadows across the table sent adance, darkening toward the other room-then it leaps high, the shadows drawing inward again, fully two feet, and disappears completely.
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Flandry walked beneath a sky blue-black, faintly tinged with silver, faintly adance with aurora where some of Virgil's ionizing radiation penetrated the upper clouds.
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Flora and Jane looked at one another, their eyes adance with excitement.
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