1. To make to dance: to dandle.

2. To leap or move with measured step to music; to leap and frisk about; to move nimbly or up and down.

3. A stepping with motions of the body adjusted to the measure of a tune, particularly of two or more in concert. Dance of death, an allegorical representation, of a more or less grimly humorous character, of the universal power of death. To dance attendance, to wait upon so as to gain favour by obsequious attentions.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• saince,
• donce,
• dnace,
• defnce,
• dancy,
• tonce,
• dantea,
• biance,
• audance,
• dvance,
• denice,
• dince,
• ancer,
• ridance,
• fance,
• rancer,
• dange,
• fancey,
• dancia,
• denoce

• Tonies,
• Tanzia,
• tawnies,
• Denny's,
• Dionisa,
• Doncia,
• danza,
• Tenuis,
• WTNS,
• mid-towns,
• tennessee,
• TENS,
• tansu,
• dansie,
• Dioniso,
• let-downs,
• denso,
• dances,
• Deonisia,
• dancer,
• Danced,
• DNS,
• tunisia,
• dense,
• Downs,
• Danice,
• tanza,
• twains,
• DANZ,
• danas,
• DYNS,
• tines,
• DANOS,
• tons,
• Tannaz,
• Tinecia,
• DENS,
• TNS/I,
• DNS/PS,
• Tannicia,
• din-dins,
• mid-dens,
• Tenacy,
• tenase,
• tennis,
• tense,
• DANSA,
• Denies,
• Tenuious,
• dauncey,
• pat-downs,
• tenuous,
• dines,
• DNS-CL,
• DNAase,
• Tansey,
• go-downs,
• Deniece,
• dance/pop,
• dunes,
• doyens,
• Deniz,
• dinos,
• dence,
• dunce,
• tea-dance,
• DANES,
• dance-pop,
• Deonys,
• Tenace,
• diagnose,
• Tunas,
• doyennes,
• TNZ,
• tennies,
• Dancy,
• Tenicia,
• dunns,
• DNAS,
• Dueness,
• townies,
• Dionsea,
• taiwanese,
• danso,
• tensei,
• DENOSA,
• Denys,
• pre-teens,
• DANCZ,
• deigns,
• Tanzey,
• TUNS,
• tunis,
• TINS,
• dinas,
• TNOS,
• tynes,
• dionysia,
• de-tains,
• Dawnysia,
• diwans,
• twoness,
• teensy,
• in-tense,
• deans,
• DANS,
• Dennys,
• un-twines,
• DNAAS,
• dynes,
• DUNS,
• sit-downs,
• chi-towns,
• Teunisje,
• in-tones,
• Tansia,
• DNES,
• mid-teens,
• Tenues,
• Tanazia,
• dunas,
• Dinicia,
• Deignous,
• Denize,
• pre-tense,
• Deonysia,
• Tansee,
• dewans,
• TNASA,
• Danise,
• TONNES,
• donas,
• Dennis,
• tap-dance,
• denniz,
• dane,
• Tunnies,
• deines,
• Denissa,
• tanasi,
• Denise,
• twines,
• tonus,
• danse,
• lance,
• Tanis,
• TANZ,
• donnas,
• Denyce,
• Duennas,
• Dennise,
• tinos,
• pop-dance,
• Teunis,
• Dionisio,
• tonys,
• TNS,
• tinus,
• taiwans,
• ups-downs,
• teens,
• Dewiness,
• Tonous,
• twins,
• DNASEI,
• DONS,
• tunes,
• Denisa,
• Dennes,
• Tannis,
• denes,
• re-tains,
• Tennes,
• DNSSE,
• Dionis,
• FC-DNS,
• Dannyce,
• tones,
• Townhouse,
• tansy,
• Danek,
• tenso,
• toons,
• twnhse,
• towns,
• Danessa,
• donees,
• douanes,
• Dionizy,
• tweenies,
• Dionisia,
• Denis,
• tie-downs,
• Denice,
• Donnisse,
• Tanniece,
• HDNSW,
• run-downs,
• o\'donis,
• TANS,
• tienes,
• tineas,
• DINS,
• a-teens,
• Dainis,
• downes,
• Denese,
• TNSIE,
• danaus,
• Denisse,
• tannase,
• damage,
• Tweens,
• dames,
• DNase,
• dinz,
• Denyse,
• dawns.

The adverb form of the word "dance" is "dancing".

The adjective form of the word "dance" is "dancing".

The plural of the "dance" can be the "dances".

The singular of the "dance" can be the "dance".