Dancer [noun]

Facebook officials noted the April 2020 incident in which an exotic dancer and QAnon supporter was arrested after showing up at a Navy hospital ship with a car full of knives that played heavily into their decisions to increase their sanctioning.

In November 2019, an otherwise regular 15-year-old dancer named Charli D’Amelio suddenly started appearing on the phone screens of millions of teenagers.

We’re tapping Wave technology to present Lindsey Stirling, an American violinist, songwriter, and dancer.

A senior dancer enviously observed, that he never knew a clever boy turn out a great man.

"Oh no, indeed," replied Mrs. Sin, tossing her head in a manner oddly reminiscent of a once famous Spanish dancer.

Perhaps it was the woman with the velvety black eyes—tall and straight—the best dancer in all Paris.

At that time he kept a dancer and liked nothing better than high living.

Although a bourgeoisie of strict ideas, Mme. du Bruel welcomed the dancer Tullia, who became her daughter-in-law.

A dancer went down, coughing and clawing at his throat, while yelps of surprise and pain told me others had been wounded.

A subscription was always made after every dance, and each dancer subscribed a sous.