Dance
Tug
Tug verb - To cause to follow by applying steady force on.
How words are described
| old | old dance | old tug |
| original | original dance | original tug |
| single | single dance | single tug |
| simple | simple dance | simple tug |
| Other adjectives: quick, last. | ||
Common collocations
| bit | dance bit | tug bit |
Both words in one sentence
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Vampire Dance: Robin and the Countess have a dance-off/tug of war over and with Mark — to a song called "Hands Off".
Source: Film / Once Bitten -
In Little House in the Big Woods, when two of Laura's aunts are getting dressed for a dance, one of them hangs onto the bed so the other can drag on her corset strings with all her weight, bracing her feet like she's in a tug-o-war.
Source: Of Corset Hurts -
Lover Tug-of-War: Chiho and Rise begin fighting over Masaya during the dance, each trying to pull him away from the other.
Source: Visual Novel / Princess Evangile
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