light-footed 
adjective
Fast, nimble, or stealthy on one’s feet: a light-footed leap...
- He feathers the stage with his tap-dancing, which is of the light-footed fusillade school.
- When I wrote that song I didn't want to make light-footed songs anymore.
Synonyms
nimble, light on one's feet, agile, deft, graceful, lithe, spry, sprightly, light of foot, limber, lissom, acrobatic;
swift, fast, quick, quick-moving
informal twinkle-toed, nippy
literary fleet of foot, fleet-footed
Derivatives
light-footedly
- He is striding light-footedly and in high spirits towards a victorious golden and peaceful white future.
- We had danced, light-footedly gliding over the floor, my hands white against his black tunic.
- With a good pair of snowshoes and some snow, you can walk and hike light-footedly in places you wouldn't imagine during the summer months among the mud, rocks, and underbrush.
Rhymes
- countersign
- countersignature
- countersink
- counterspy
- counterstain
- counterstatement
- counterstory
- counterstroke
- countersubject
- countertenor
- counterterrorism
- counterterrorist
- countertop
- countertrade
- countertransference
- countervail
- countervailing duty
- countervalue
- counterweigh
- counterweight
- countess
- countess palatine
- countess-ship
- counthood
- countian