marinera
/marɪˈnɛːra/noun
A lively South American dance derived from the cueca, performed by couples waving handkerchiefs; music to accompany this.
Origin
Early 20th century. From American Spanish marinera type of Andean folk dance, use as noun (probably short for cueca marinera) of feminine singular of marinero marine, seafaring: compare quot. 1964.
- cross that bridge when one comes to it
- cross the floor
- cross the T
- cross tie
- cross-tolerance
- cross-town
- cross-train
- cross trainer
- cross training
- crosstrees
- cross vault
- cross-voting
- crosswalk
- crossway
- crossways
- crosswind
- crosswise
- crossword
- crossword puzzle
- crosswort
- crostata
- crostini
- crotal
- crotale
- crotch