Word of the Day 03/18/22 Terpsichorean

Terpsichorean (adjective, noun)
terpsichorean [ turp-si-kuh-ree-uhn, turp-si-kawr-ee-uhn, -kohr- ]

adjective
1. pertaining to dancing.
2. (initial capital letter) of or relating to Terpsichore.

noun
3. a dancer.

Origin: Terpsichore + -an

HOW TO USE TERPSICHOREAN IN A SENTENCE
He went home, and the next time the Terpsichorean Society invited him to a dance he declined to go.
IN CONNECTION WITH THE DE WILLOUGHBY CLAIM|FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT

"A Terpsichorean personage," replied Dick, with the air of one discussing a grave problem.
JACK HARKAWAY AND HIS SON'S ESCAPE FROM THE BRIGAND'S OF GREECE|BRACEBRIDGE HEMYNG

Laurie followed, for the second time in his life wishing that the Terpsichorean art had been included in his education!
THE TURNER TWINS|RALPH HENRY BARBOUR

Then occurred one of those terpsichorean performances which never failed to shock old Sonora's sense of the fitness of things.
THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST|DAVID BELASCO

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