Majorette (noun)

A female member of a marching band who twirls a baton during performances.

Origin:

Late 19th century, from french, from major "leading, chief" + -ette "feminine suffix".

Examples:

1. The majorette performed flawlessly and captivated the audience.
2. The high school's majorette squad was the highlight of the halftime show.
3. The young girl had always dreamed of becoming a majorette.
4. The majorette twirled her baton with ease, showing her years of practice.
5. The parade was led by the majorette, who set the rhythm for the marching band.