Examples of 'merry dance' in a sentence
Meaning of "merry dance"
merry dance: A series of actions or behaviors that are done in a playful or deceitful manner
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- A useless waste of time resulting from a deception.
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merry dance
Leading a merry dance having to go without things.
With laughing song and merry dance.
This can lead you on a merry dance involving many complex stories.
I know how to lead people a merry dance.
He leads them on a merry dance through the town.
He courts them clumsily and is ultimately led a merry dance by them.
And yet what a merry dance you led behind my back to see him proved otherwise.
She led me quite a merry dance.
With laughing song and merry dance With laughing song and merry dance.
When your heart does a merry dance.
We were led a merry dance by Miss Monica Wainwright, I can tell you.
When your life does a merry dance.
The saltarello was a lively, merry dance first mentioned in Naples during the 14th century.
You idiots sent me on a merry dance.
Leading a merry dance.
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Then let the throng our joy advance With laughing song and merry dance.
With laughing song and merry dance With laughing song.
I think your Miss Price leads you a merry dance.
Our joy advance ~ ~ With laughing song and merry dance With laughing song and merry dance ~.
Agree to a face-to-face meeting with one of these shysters and they will lead you a merry dance.
I am not surprised he 's tired after the merry dance he 's been leading us.
Once again, George Wickham leads us all on a merry dance.
To make no end of coin by the merry dance of trade.
A pretty, empty puppet . Leading everyone on a merry dance.
You have led us on a merry dance.
Well, my Catholic friends, you have led me a merry dance.
Leading everyone on a merry dance.
I never tire of it Leading a merry dance.
You HAVE led me a merry dance.
He 's leading me a merry dance.
My God, they have led you a merry dance.
Summer course . Friends! We invite you to dance with us merry dance " Friendship ".
