Dance

1. a smooth, graceful dance in triple time, often performed in couples.
3. the specific placement of a dancer's feet, especially in ballet.
9. the art of creating and arranging dance moves and routines.
10. a partner dance with fast and complex steps, originating from Latin America.
11. a fast-paced, energetic partner dance characterized by quick movements and kicks.
14. a partner dance (ballroom) known for its smooth, gliding, and continuous movements, first three letters are an animal.
15. a large jump where the dancer's body is suspended in the air.
16. a style of dance that originated from street culture and is known for its improvisation and freestyle movements.
18. the act of moving your body rhythmically, usually to music.

2. a movement in which the dancer rotates their body on one or both feet.
4. a connected series of dance moves that flow from one to the next.
5. a type of dance where the dancer makes rhythmic sounds with special shoes equipped with metal plates.
6. a sharp, powerful movement of the leg, often done to the front or side.
7. a series of planned dance steps and movements performed in a specific order.
8. a highly technical and formal style of dance, often performed with pointe shoes.
12. a single movement of the foot, forming part of a larger dance.
13. the surface on which a dance is performed.
17. a movement that involves moving only one part of the body, while the rest remains still.
19. the verbal commands given to dancers in some forms of group dancing, like square dancing.