fox
trot
Plural
foxtrots
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a smooth ballroom dance in 4/4 time with flowing, graceful steps and a slow-quick-quick rhythm
The foxtrot is a smooth and elegant ballroom dance characterized by its graceful, flowing movements and a steady rhythm. Dancers perform a series of slow and quick steps, typically in a smooth, gliding motion. The dance is usually performed in a close hold, with partners moving in a coordinated, flowing manner across the floor. The foxtrot is often danced to jazz music and is popular for its refined and sophisticated style, making it a staple at formal events and social gatherings.
- They danced the foxtrot at the wedding reception.
- Foxtrot requires smooth, gliding movements across the floor.
- She took lessons to master the foxtrot rhythm.
- The orchestra played a classic foxtrot tune.
- The foxtrot is popular in ballroom dance competitions.
Synonyms:
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a couple dance music in 4/4 time marked with two slow steps followed by two quick ones