Dance
Dance verb - To make an irregular series of quick, sudden movements.
Usage example: the lithe boxer danced around the ring, staying just out of the reach of his opponent
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In the Korean Drama The City Hall, Mi Rae and Ju Gook dance the tango at the Miss Baendaengi contest, finally letting the sparks fly.
Source: Dance of Romance - Call Back: David makes sure that Steve doesn't fly the prototype without a victory dance.
Source: Literature / Independence Day - The song-and-dance number in Jeff's daydream that kicks off "Biology 101": "We're gonna fly to school each morning/We're gonna smile the entire time..."
Source: Ear Worm / Live-Action TV
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