Definition of waltzer in English:

waltzer

noun ˈwɒl(t)səˈwɔːl(t)səˈwɔltsər

1A person who dances the waltz.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is expected that the event will attract a large entry of waltzers and dancers from over a wide area.
- In a night of unprecedented nostalgia the rockers, the jivers and the waltzers descended on the ‘ballroom of romance’.
- Perfect wedding music, though at a pace that'll be a bit tough for waltzers at a country wedding.
2British A fairground ride in which cars spin round as they are carried round an undulating track.
Example sentencesExamples
- There were dodgem cars, helter skelters, waltzers, ghost trains, rifle ranges and lots more but two I remember more than most.
- The ride, which girl band Honeyz opened on May 20, is described as a cross between waltzers and a rollercoaster, in which gondolas seating four passengers rotate as they travel around a tubular track up to 12 metres above the ground.
- They went for a spin on the waltzer (that's a tilt-a-whirl for our American readers) and the greasy funfair worker spun their car a bit too fast.
- The ride, which has been described as a ‘hair-raising cross between a rollercoaster and a waltzer,’ was only opened in May by girl band The Honeyz.
- They have that rather dazed look of people who have just got off a fairground waltzer: none of them can quite believe they're all back on terra firma.
- What does ‘place’ mean when you're travelling, and what kind of place is created when the dodgems and waltzers come to town?
- Should I sees Colt and bass player Gemma Cullingford hovering between coquettish innocence and a full-blown teen tantrum in TopShop; Anamoy is like a ride on a waltzer with X-Ray Spex.
- Every second is stuffed with bright, brittle melodies that make you feel as if you've done too many turns on a fairground waltzer.
- It was where, as a teenager, he saw the fairground showmen set up camp with waltzers, dodgems and swingboats, bringing the promise of a merry-go-round of girls with beehive hairdos and stiletto heels.
- A new ride, the Mega Bounce, imported from Spain, will be featured, as well as waltzers, dodgems, a Giant Octupus and a Twister.
- Choose from dodgems, water slides, waltzers - pretty much any ride you can think of.
- The girl band, The Honeyz, opened the Treetop Twister - described as a bit like riding a fairground waltzer on top of a roller coaster - after a 30-minute concert on May 20.

Rhymes

balsa

Definition of waltzer in US English:

waltzer

nounˈwɔltsərˈwôltsər

1A person who dances the waltz.
Example sentencesExamples
- In a night of unprecedented nostalgia the rockers, the jivers and the waltzers descended on the ‘ballroom of romance’.
- Perfect wedding music, though at a pace that'll be a bit tough for waltzers at a country wedding.
- It is expected that the event will attract a large entry of waltzers and dancers from over a wide area.
2British A fairground ride in which cars spin around as they are carried around an undulating track.
Example sentencesExamples
- It was where, as a teenager, he saw the fairground showmen set up camp with waltzers, dodgems and swingboats, bringing the promise of a merry-go-round of girls with beehive hairdos and stiletto heels.
- The ride, which girl band Honeyz opened on May 20, is described as a cross between waltzers and a rollercoaster, in which gondolas seating four passengers rotate as they travel around a tubular track up to 12 metres above the ground.
- There were dodgem cars, helter skelters, waltzers, ghost trains, rifle ranges and lots more but two I remember more than most.
- Choose from dodgems, water slides, waltzers - pretty much any ride you can think of.
- They went for a spin on the waltzer (that's a tilt-a-whirl for our American readers) and the greasy funfair worker spun their car a bit too fast.
- The girl band, The Honeyz, opened the Treetop Twister - described as a bit like riding a fairground waltzer on top of a roller coaster - after a 30-minute concert on May 20.
- Should I sees Colt and bass player Gemma Cullingford hovering between coquettish innocence and a full-blown teen tantrum in TopShop; Anamoy is like a ride on a waltzer with X-Ray Spex.
- They have that rather dazed look of people who have just got off a fairground waltzer: none of them can quite believe they're all back on terra firma.
- A new ride, the Mega Bounce, imported from Spain, will be featured, as well as waltzers, dodgems, a Giant Octupus and a Twister.
- Every second is stuffed with bright, brittle melodies that make you feel as if you've done too many turns on a fairground waltzer.
- What does ‘place’ mean when you're travelling, and what kind of place is created when the dodgems and waltzers come to town?
- The ride, which has been described as a ‘hair-raising cross between a rollercoaster and a waltzer,’ was only opened in May by girl band The Honeyz.

单词	waltzer
释义	Definition of waltzer in English: waltzer noun ˈwɒl(t)səˈwɔːl(t)səˈwɔltsər 1A person who dances the waltz. Example sentencesExamples It is expected that the event will attract a large entry of waltzers and dancers from over a wide area. In a night of unprecedented nostalgia the rockers, the jivers and the waltzers descended on the ‘ballroom of romance’. Perfect wedding music, though at a pace that'll be a bit tough for waltzers at a country wedding. 2British A fairground ride in which cars spin round as they are carried round an undulating track. Example sentencesExamples There were dodgem cars, helter skelters, waltzers, ghost trains, rifle ranges and lots more but two I remember more than most. The ride, which girl band Honeyz opened on May 20, is described as a cross between waltzers and a rollercoaster, in which gondolas seating four passengers rotate as they travel around a tubular track up to 12 metres above the ground. They went for a spin on the waltzer (that's a tilt-a-whirl for our American readers) and the greasy funfair worker spun their car a bit too fast. The ride, which has been described as a ‘hair-raising cross between a rollercoaster and a waltzer,’ was only opened in May by girl band The Honeyz. They have that rather dazed look of people who have just got off a fairground waltzer: none of them can quite believe they're all back on terra firma. What does ‘place’ mean when you're travelling, and what kind of place is created when the dodgems and waltzers come to town? Should I sees Colt and bass player Gemma Cullingford hovering between coquettish innocence and a full-blown teen tantrum in TopShop; Anamoy is like a ride on a waltzer with X-Ray Spex. Every second is stuffed with bright, brittle melodies that make you feel as if you've done too many turns on a fairground waltzer. It was where, as a teenager, he saw the fairground showmen set up camp with waltzers, dodgems and swingboats, bringing the promise of a merry-go-round of girls with beehive hairdos and stiletto heels. A new ride, the Mega Bounce, imported from Spain, will be featured, as well as waltzers, dodgems, a Giant Octupus and a Twister. Choose from dodgems, water slides, waltzers - pretty much any ride you can think of. The girl band, The Honeyz, opened the Treetop Twister - described as a bit like riding a fairground waltzer on top of a roller coaster - after a 30-minute concert on May 20. Rhymes balsa Definition of waltzer in US English: waltzer nounˈwɔltsərˈwôltsər 1A person who dances the waltz. Example sentencesExamples In a night of unprecedented nostalgia the rockers, the jivers and the waltzers descended on the ‘ballroom of romance’. Perfect wedding music, though at a pace that'll be a bit tough for waltzers at a country wedding. It is expected that the event will attract a large entry of waltzers and dancers from over a wide area. 2British A fairground ride in which cars spin around as they are carried around an undulating track. Example sentencesExamples It was where, as a teenager, he saw the fairground showmen set up camp with waltzers, dodgems and swingboats, bringing the promise of a merry-go-round of girls with beehive hairdos and stiletto heels. The ride, which girl band Honeyz opened on May 20, is described as a cross between waltzers and a rollercoaster, in which gondolas seating four passengers rotate as they travel around a tubular track up to 12 metres above the ground. There were dodgem cars, helter skelters, waltzers, ghost trains, rifle ranges and lots more but two I remember more than most. Choose from dodgems, water slides, waltzers - pretty much any ride you can think of. They went for a spin on the waltzer (that's a tilt-a-whirl for our American readers) and the greasy funfair worker spun their car a bit too fast. The girl band, The Honeyz, opened the Treetop Twister - described as a bit like riding a fairground waltzer on top of a roller coaster - after a 30-minute concert on May 20. Should I sees Colt and bass player Gemma Cullingford hovering between coquettish innocence and a full-blown teen tantrum in TopShop; Anamoy is like a ride on a waltzer with X-Ray Spex. They have that rather dazed look of people who have just got off a fairground waltzer: none of them can quite believe they're all back on terra firma. A new ride, the Mega Bounce, imported from Spain, will be featured, as well as waltzers, dodgems, a Giant Octupus and a Twister. Every second is stuffed with bright, brittle melodies that make you feel as if you've done too many turns on a fairground waltzer. What does ‘place’ mean when you're travelling, and what kind of place is created when the dodgems and waltzers come to town? The ride, which has been described as a ‘hair-raising cross between a rollercoaster and a waltzer,’ was only opened in May by girl band The Honeyz.
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