Danced
Jig
Jig verb - To make jerky or restless movements.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Alternate Character Interpretation: In-Universe example: Although Bloodbeard was one of the most feared pirates and a scourge of the Seven Seas before he danced the hempen jig, cute creatures far and wide hailed him as their hero, as he was a friend to all of them.
Source: Video Game / Nelly Cootalot - You've been a puppet all this time, and you have danced a merry jig.
Source: The Pawn -
Instances of this include Higgins doing a short jig at the horse race — a Call Back to "I Could Have Danced All Night" — but without the knowing laughter of a live audience, he merely looks a like a lunatic.
Source: Film / My Fair Lady
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