Dance (verb)

1. To move rhythmically to music, using steps and body movements.
2. To perform a series of rhythmic and patterned bodily movements.

Origin:

The word 'dance' is believed to have originated from the middle english word 'dauncen' which was derived from the old french word 'dance'.

Examples:

1. She loves to dance to pop music.
2. The children were dancing in a circle.
3. He wants to dance professionally.
4. They danced the night away.
5. She learned to dance when she was a child.