pavane /pa-vänˈ/ or pavan /pavˈən/

1. (also pavˈen or pavˈin) a slow formal dance of Spanish origin, popular in Europe in the 16c and 17c
2. Music for it, in 4–4 time

• the gnomes of Zürich
• thegns
• the good
• the Good Book
• the goods
• the Good Shepherd
• the goose that lays the golden eggs
• the grand climacteric
• the grape
• the Great and the Good
• the Great Bear
• the Great Beyond
• the greatest
• the great unwashed
• the Greek calends
• the green-eyed monster
• the grey mare is the better horse
• the Greys
• the grim reaper
• the grip
• the hale hypothec
• the halls
• the hand of God
• the hard stuff
• the hard way