sa·shay 
(să-shā) Informal
(să-shā) Informal intr.v. sa·shayed, sa·shay·ing, sa·shays
1.
a. To walk or proceed, especially in an easy or casual manner.
b. To strut or flounce in a showy manner: sashaying around the dinner party in his fancy new clothes.
2. To perform the chassé in dancing.
3. To move in a sideways manner.
n.
1. A chassé.
2. An excursion; an outing.
3. A figure in square dancing in which partners circle each other by taking sideways steps.
[Alteration of CHASSé.]
- leave
- leave
- leave
- leave alone
- leaved
- leave/let alone
- leaven
- leavening
- leave no stone unturned
- Leavenworth
- leave of absence
- leave off
- leaver
- leaves
- leave-taking
- leave the door open
- leave to leave twisting in the wind
- leave to (one's) own devices
- leave to one's own devices
- leave to own devices
- leave to twist/leave twisting in the wind
- leave to twist twisting in the wind
- leavings
- Leavitt
- Lebanese