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dancegoer

American  
[dans-goh-er, dahns-] / ˈdænsˌgoʊ ər, ˈdɑns- /

noun

  1. a person who attends dances or dance performances.


Other Word Forms

  • dancegoing adjective

Example Sentences

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No committed dancegoer should live without knowing these works.

From New York Times

For some people, these works exemplify the classicism of postmodern dance; any dancegoer can spot moments when they echo choreography by George Balanchine and Merce Cunningham.

From New York Times

An avid dancegoer, he also enjoys programming and is a founder and artistic director of the Chicago Dancing Festival.

From New York Times

BECKET, Mass. — An avid dancegoer is likely to cross paths every so often with flamenco, Irish dance, tango or tap, packaged and polished for the concert stage.

From New York Times

Three New York exhibitions catch a dancegoer’s eye for what they tell us of dancers and dance itself.

From New York Times