Dance
Routine
Routine noun - An established and often automatic or monotonous series of actions followed when engaging in some activity.
Nearby Word: routinely
How words are described
| old | old dance | old routine |
| special | special dance | special routine |
| long | long dance | long routine |
| elaborate | elaborate dance | elaborate routine |
| Other adjectives: similar, usual, brief, complete, original, simple, popular, actual, complicated, little, famous, new, crazy, traditional, final, hilarious, strange, impromptu, ballet, interpretive, synchronized, choreographed. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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In a similar vein, when Pippin and Catherine get into bed, they temporarily disappear while a scantily clad dance couple executes a seductive routine.
Source: Mating Dance - And in another routine called "Poor Old Soul" on "Almost Live", they named dance sensations like the "loony moth", "festering ferret", and "dead dog".
Source: Dance Sensation -
In Totally Awesome, Gabriel summons Lori in front of the entire dance class mid-routine and they end up grinding in front of everyone.
Source: Mating Dance
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