dancy
[dan-see, dahn-]
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adjective, dan·ci·er, dan·ci·est.
suitable for or conducive to dancing; danceable.
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Examples from the Web for dancy
Historical Examples of dancy
Dancy, for the honour of the Army, avoid further scandal if you can.
Loyalties (Fifth Series Plays)John Galsworthy
I came down with Dancy this morning, and he knew nothing about it.
Loyalties (Fifth Series Plays)John Galsworthy
And I should be very glad if it came about that this helped Captain Dancy.
Loyalties (Fifth Series Plays)John Galsworthy
Not so mad as the conclusion Dancy jumped to when he lighted on my balcony.
Loyalties (Fifth Series Plays)John Galsworthy
The General happened to put his hand on Dancy's shoulder, and it was damp.
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