Prance ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Prance ( verb )

1. To walk or move in an affected or showy manner, especially with high stepping and lifting of the legs.
2. To move or step lively and confidently.

Origin:

Late 16th century: probably of imitative origin.

Examples:

1. The horse pranced around the ring, its mane and tail flowing in the breeze.
2. She pranced down the runway, showing off her new dress.
3. He pranced across the stage, showing off his new dance moves.
4. The pony pranced down the path, its tail held high.
5. The young girl pranced around the room, showing off her new shoes.

(As a noun)

Prance ( noun )

1. To walk or move in an affected or showy manner, especially with high stepping and lifting of the legs.
2. To move or step lively and confidently.

Origin:

Late 16th century: probably of imitative origin.

Examples:

1. The horse pranced around the ring, its mane and tail flowing in the breeze.
2. She pranced down the runway, showing off her new dress.
3. He pranced across the stage, showing off his new dance moves.
4. The pony pranced down the path, its tail held high.
5. The young girl pranced around the room, showing off her new shoes.