Danced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DANCED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DANCE, to move rhythmically to music
• move rhythmically to music, typically following a set sequence of steps
• perform (a particular dance or a role in a ballet)
• lead (a dancing partner) in a particular direction
• (of a person) move in a quick and lively way
• move up and down lightly and quickly in the air
• (of someone's eyes) sparkle with pleasure or excitement
NOUN:
• a series of steps and movements that match the speed and rhythm of a piece of music
• an act of dancing
• a particular sequence of steps and movements constituting a particular form of dancing
• dance steps and movements considered as an activity or art form
• a social gathering at which people dance
• a set of lively movements resembling a dance
• a piece of music for dancing to
• a type of popular music intended for dancing to in clubs, typically having a repetitive beat and a synthesized backing track that features sound samples.

Words related to DANCED

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How to use DANCED in a sentence

• A man, waving a knife, and singing a wild song, danced towards me.
• She had danced through several engagements, the night was waning, and a few carriages had already been called up.
• In 1770 the class met four times at Mount Vernon and we can not doubt that occasionally the host danced with some of the young misses and enjoyed it.
• She danced, and she was forced to dance through the gloomy night.
• All of them danced in a circle, without a touch of embarrassment or impropriety.
• There danced before her eyes all the sons of whom she was to be bereft in the person of this son.
• Ah, it was heavenly! The sun-flecks on the water danced and swam all about her.
• Once she danced for Raja Karowlee, and, though he is old and fat and has more of wives than other possessions he became covetous of the girl.
• For she knew now that the war dance had been danced against the English.
• They ceased to sorrow, and danced among the flowers until evening.
• Mary turned and flashed all her teeth upon him in a smile, and her eyes danced in her head.
• Her brother Horace put his heart right under her feet, and she danced over it.
• They flung their hats into the air, and danced and shouted.
• He stumbled into the room, followed by the constable, and two shafts of light from the lanterns at their belts danced round the room.
• Ysabel lifted her dress with curving arms, displaying arched feet clad in flesh-coloured stockings and white slippers, and danced El Son.
• Tubbs danced attendance on Aunt Jane and Miss Browne, so assiduously that I already began to see some of my worst fears realized.
• All about him, as he walked, multitudes of sunlight and shadow fairies danced gaily hand in hand.
• Without the Temple, the tall trees rustled softly their glossy leaves and over the flower-figured carpet of green the sunlight and shadow fairies danced along the lanes of gold.
• They danced about almost beside themselves with anxiety.
• She danced with less skill than any that had come before.
• When they had danced across the circle five times they stopped.
• Mamma danced with me, too, and my happiness was complete.
• I could have danced up and down the table, but instead I said grace over and over inside.

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