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Meaning:
dance

(a series of) movements and steps in time with music

moving feet and body to music

interlink

(to cause systems, e.g. for travel) to link together

blend, unite; contrive

lurch

to leave a person when he or she is in difficulties and needs help; a sudden change of weight to one side; sudden roll or pitch

move toward with jerk

reel

a kind of (music for a) lively Scottish dance; a long, round object on which cotton, thread, wire, photographic film, magnetic tape etc is wound

wobble; spin around

refract

to cause (a ray of light) to bend where it enters water, glass etc

bend

stagger

an unsteady movement or walk

walk falteringly

stumble

to hit the foot against something and (almost) fall; to speak with pauses and mistakes

slip, stagger

tango

(music for) a kind of South American dance

moving feet and body to music

totter

to stand, walk, with weak, unsteady steps; to be almost falling; seem to be about to collapse

move falteringly

weave

to make (threads) into cloth etc; make (cloth etc) from threads

blend, unite; contrive

wobble

(to cause something) to move unsteady from side to side

stagger, quake

wove

of weave

blend, unite; contrive

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