dancing girl

British  

noun

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

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Example Sentences

Episodes of levity recur throughout Adams’s music; he likened the ironically effervescent British Dancing Girl aria in “The Death of Klinghoffer” to the porter scene in “Macbeth.”

From New York Times

There was a dancing girl in the marketplace.

From Literature

Her mind flashed to the dancing girl in the marketplace.

From Literature

So she nodded good-bye to the woodsman, and with one last glance at the dancing girl, headed back into the company of the crowd.

From Literature

At the very edge of the square was the dancing girl, and standing a few feet away was the woodsman Hazel had seen earlier that day.

From Literature