That capers, dancing.
| 单词 | θ237317 |
| 释义 | society > leisure > dancing > style or manner of dancing > [adjective] (7) capering1595 That capers, dancing. fantastic1645 Arbitrarily used by Milton for: Making ‘fantastic’ movements (in the dance); hence in later allusions to Milton's phrase. So in Comb. fantastic-footed… braided1747 In some senses of the verb. Trimmed with braid, as ‘a braided coat’ (modern). gymnopaedic1850 The distinctive epithet of the dances or other exercises performed by naked boys at public festivals. cheek to cheek1909 Designating an action, esp. a style of dancing, in which the cheek of one person touches or is close to that of the other; of or relating to… heelwork1931 In dancing: the manner in which a person uses or moves the heels; this considered as an art or skill, esp. the tapping or stamping of the heels to… twinkle-toed1960 light-footed, nimble; (of a dance) quick, requiring agility. |
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