dancer
1 Americannoun
Other Word Forms
- nondancer noun
Etymology
Origin of dancer
Example Sentences
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Baroness Bull was a principal dancer at the Royal Ballet for almost two decades and is a current deputy speaker.
From BBC
A standout event is Fantasy Suite, a pole dance show that features queer dancers with varying body types.
From Los Angeles Times
She’s also found critical success in the music sphere, where she gained early prominence as a singer, dancer and choreographer.
From Los Angeles Times
Three-time world champion ice dancers Madison Chock and Evan Bates will return to the Olympics for the fourth time as a pair hoping for their first individual medal.
From Los Angeles Times
The dancers wove through the crowd as others clapped along in raucous celebration.
From Los Angeles Times
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