intransitive. To dance, move briskly.

intransitive. To dance.

intransitive. To leap, skip, hop, or glide with measured steps and rhythmical movements of the body, usually to the accompaniment of music, either…

intransitive. To leap, dance.

intransitive. To move lightly and nimbly on the feet; to skip, caper; to dance; †of a horse: to caper, prance (obsolete rare). archaic.

To dance.

To dance (for which it is now only a playful expression); also with cognate object.

intransitive. To move the feet rhythmically when dancing; to dance. Also with away. Now rare.

intransitive. To pace or step in dancing; to tread a measure; to dance. Also transitive (rare). Obsolete.

intransitive. To leap, bound, dance.

A strain of music, stave. Also, to dance a fit.

Scottish. To caper, dance. (Cf. fling, n. 4.)

to tread a measure,†a dance, etc., to go through a dance in a rhythmic or stately manner; to go through in dancing; so to tread a march. archaic and p…

intransitive with it.

intransitive. To dance; to move regularly back and forth in dancing. Obsolete.

intransitive. To dance.

to shake a foot, to shake a hoof (U.S.), to shake a leg (also, to hurry), to shake a toe, to shake one's bones, to shake feet, to shake heels, to sha…

to shake a foot, to shake a hoof (U.S.), to shake a leg (also, to hurry), to shake a toe, to shake one's bones, to shake feet, to shake heels, to sha…

intransitive. To move about briskly; to dance, jig; to flaunt or frisk about: to be lively, frisky, or ‘jiggish’. Also to firk it. Obsolete.

intransitive. To dance, skip, or leap for joy, or with excitement; to exult.

transitive. With it: to dance, move about on the toes.

To move with measured paces in a dance. Also quasi-transitive, to go through the steps of, perform (a dance).

To wheel or fling about in dancing; to dance.

intransitive. To take part in a dance; to dance with (a partner); (formerly also) †to participate in a game, race, etc. (obsolete). Now rare.

to jig about.

intransitive. To move the toe, to tap rhythmically with the toe in dancing; to toe and heel (it), to dance.

intransitive. To dance; spec. to perform a morris dance. Now rare.

To dance. Also with it. slang.

(intransitive) to dance.