Dance and Wash

Dance

Dance verb - To perform a series of usually rhythmic bodily movements to music.

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Wash and dance are semantically related In some cases you can use "Wash" instead a verb "Dance".

Nearby Words: dancing, danced, dancer

Wash verb - To flow along or against.

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Dance and wash are semantically related in flow topic. Sometimes you can use "Dance" instead a verb "Wash", if it concerns topics such as float.

Nearby Words: washed, washing, washer, washroom, washable

complete	complete dance	complete wash
simple	simple dance	simple wash
actual	actual dance	actual wash
slow	slow dance	slow wash
Other adjectives: hot, titular, strange, different, said, sexy, annual.

Billy: When I asked you to be my go-go dance partner the other day you said you couldn't because you had to "wash your hair".

Source: Right for the Wrong Reasons
She puts it on and all the other male pilots are stunned and they quickly wash their hands and line up to take turns to dance with her to "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes".

Source: She Cleans Up Nicely
I Have to Wash My Hair: Said by Lorraine in 1955 when Biff "invites" her to the dance with him in an attempt to get him to stop harassing her.

Source: Film / Back to the Future Part II

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