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balon

[French ba-lawn]

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noun Ballet.

Origin of balon

From French

ballon

or ba·lon

[French ba-lawn]

noun Ballet.

the lightness and grace of movement that make a dancer appear buoyant.

Origin of ballon

1820–30; < French: literally, balloon

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Examples from the Web for balon

Contemporary Examples of balon

They ended up going with MSM (a dietary supplement for your joints), which Balon crushed and bagged.
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Marlow Stern
October 31, 2010
“To this day, the visual of this still makes me laugh,” said Balon.
13 Movie Tricks…Revealed!
Marlow Stern
October 31, 2010

Word Origin and History for balon

ballon

n.

"smoothness in dancing, lightness of step," 1830, from French ballon, literally "balloon" (see balloon (n.)).

Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper