Definition
Definition of dancy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
musicRare suitable for dancing with a lively beatRare
- The DJ played a dancy track that got everyone moving.
2.
designDated having a zigzag pattern in heraldryDated
- The coat of arms featured a dancy line across the shield.
Origin of dancy
English, dance (move rhythmically) + -y (suffix)
Examples of dancy in a sentence
She loves dancy music at parties. The medieval banner displayed a dancy pattern. Heraldic experts identified the dancy design on the emblem.
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- French:dansant, dentelé, ...
- German:tanzbar, zickzackförmig, ...
- Italian:ballabile, a zigzag, ...
- Spanish:bailable, ondulado, ...
- Portuguese:dançante, ondulado, ...
- Chinese:舞曲风格的, 锯齿形的, ...
- Japanese:ダンス向きの, ジグザグの, ...
- Arabic:راقِص, مُتَعَرِّج, ...
- Hebrew:רִיקּוּדִי, זִיגְזָגִי, ...
- Russian:заводной, зигзагообразный, ...
- Ukrainian:танцювальний, зигзагоподібний, ...
- Hindi:नृत्ययोग्य, ज़िगज़ैग, ...
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