dancing girl

noun

a professional female dancer who dances to entertain customers at a club, theatre, etc

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Examples from the Web for dancing girl

Historical Examples

I see, the dancing-girl is standing ready; they are handing her some hoops.
The Symposium
Xenophon
He came in the morning, pale and red-eyed, and hung flowers at the dancing-girl's door.
Thais
Anatole France
Lollius is noble, handsome, and rich, and a dancing-girl treats him with scorn!
Thais
Anatole France
Never before, I believe, had Christian preacher a dancing-girl for a daughter.'
Aurelian
William Ware
I found her in Madrid, the dancing-girl of a band of gypsies.
The Duke's Motto
Justin Huntly McCarthy

dancing girl

Examples from the Web for dancing girl

Historical Examples

I see, the dancing-girl is standing ready; they are handing her some hoops.

He came in the morning, pale and red-eyed, and hung flowers at the dancing-girl's door.

Lollius is noble, handsome, and rich, and a dancing-girl treats him with scorn!

Never before, I believe, had Christian preacher a dancing-girl for a daughter.'

I found her in Madrid, the dancing-girl of a band of gypsies.