galliard
passamezzo
cotillion
cotilion
Virginia reel
Bergamask
sarabande
tricotée
pavan
écossaise
pavane
branle
saltarello
furlana
passepied
ductia
ballroom dancing
Morris
shimmy
minuet
jota
loure
gailliarde
bourrée
polka
tyrolienne
coranto
villanella
saraband
morris dance
Tudor
morris dancing
jig
syrtos
humppa
java
Pride of Erin
estampie
Shim Sham
emmeleia
folk dancing
krakowiak
schottische
one-step
jitterbug
lancers
ländler
sardana
tarantelle
galop
aurresku
gavotte
tarantella
volta
bunny hug
courante
hambo
walkaround
arkan
folk dance
canary
zeibekiko
trepak
hasapiko
Suzy Q
cordax
tsifteteli
jive
Roger de Coverley
cake walk
jaleo
bus stop
courant
samba
roister
Mkhedruli
tea dance
carouse
social dancing
sicilienne
riot
redowa
high jinx
farthingale
csardas
jinks
german
czardas
high jinks
hijinks
rhumba
zeybek
rumba

English words for 'A lively dance, popular in 16th- and 17th-century Europe.'

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