Dancing
Tug
Tug verb - To cause to follow by applying steady force on.
Both words in one sentence
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She noticed what was happening and tried to tug it back into place, but as she kept dancing and flung her arms wide, it came right back down and completely exposed her breasts.
Source: Wardrobe Malfunction - Entertainment could include morris dancing, sword dancing, mummers plays, tug of war, fancy dress, pet shows, baking competitions, flower arranging competitions, sack races, egg and spoon races, Stock Punishment for humorous purposes, barbecues and other over priced food...
Source: Useful Notes / Fête - For instance, "Ballroom Dancing" has an entire extra verse from its original "Tug of War" vs.
Source: Evolving Music
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