Originally: a leap or caper, as made in dancing or playing. Later also more generally: a playful or high-spirited movement or gesture; a bout of…
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| 释义 | society > leisure > dancing > movements or steps > [noun] > movement > specific movements (24) gambol1509 Originally: a leap or caper, as made in dancing or playing. Later also more generally: a playful or high-spirited movement or gesture; a bout of… gamond?a1513 A leaping movement in dancing; a gambol, a caper. Frequently in to cast (up) a gamond. frisco?1520 A brisk movement in dancing; a caper. brawl1521 A particular pace or movement in dancing. frisk1525 A brisk and lively movement in horsemanship or dancing; a caracole or curvet; a caper, a jig. to fetch a frisk: see fetch, v. 9. Obsolete. friscal1570 = frisco, n. goat's jump1589 (a) Dressage a kind of leap in which a horse jumps vertically into the air, pulls its forelegs under its chest, and kicks out with its hind legs at… caper1592 A frolicsome leap, like that of a playful kid; a frisky movement, esp. in dancing; said also of horses; figurative a fantastic proceeding or freak. capriole1596 A leap or caper, as in dancing. capering1598 Frolicsome dancing or leaping. amble1607 With reference to a person. Originally: a gait or motion that is suggestive of the amble of a horse, esp. in its smoothness, steadiness, or low… friscado1634 = frisco, n. rising1694 Dance. An upward movement of the body made by raising the heels from the ground. Also figurative. Now historical. sink1706 Dance. A lowered position achieved by bending the knees; a plié. moulinet1785 A wheeling movement in a dance. ballon1828 Elasticity and buoyancy in dancing; esp. (Ballet) the ability to appear effortlessly suspended while performing movements during a jump. Also: an… toeing1871 bump1931 colloquial (originally U.S.). The act of suddenly thrusting forward the abdomen or hips, usually in a repeated sequence, as part of a sexually… heel turn1933 In ballroom dancing: a movement in which a dancer steps backwards, transferring his or her weight to the back heel, on which he or she then pivots. partnering1939 Ballet. Movement in which one dancer is lifted or supported by another; pas de deux. grind1946 The action of rotating the hips in a dance or the like. Cf. bump, n.2 10a slang (originally U.S.). shake1946 A shaking movement in a dance; the Shake, a dance characterized by such movements. thigh lift1949 a dance movement or gymnastic exercise in which the thigh is raised; the lifting of the thigh in this. cambré1952 Curved, arched; spec. in Dance (see quots.). Also as n. |
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