fox-trotted (Meaning)
fox-trotted
a ballroom dance in duple time with slow walking steps, quick running steps, and the step of the two-step, the music for this dance, a short broken slow trotting gait in which the hind foot of the horse hits the ground a trifle before the diagonally opposite forefoot, to dance the foxtrot
Synonyms & Antonyms of fox-trotted
fox-trotted Sentence Examples
- The playful child fox-trotted through the meadow, its tail twitching with delight.
- The elderly couple fox-trotted across the dance floor, their steps still graceful and charming.
- The mischievous puppy fox-trotted around the park, its antics bringing joy to passersby.
- The marathon runner fox-trotted towards the finish line, determined to complete the race despite the pain.
- The frightened hiker fox-trotted through the dense forest, hoping to escape the pursuing bear.
- The majestic moose fox-trotted through the snow-covered forest, its antlers towering above the trees.
- The ballerina fox-trotted across the stage, her movements as fluid and graceful as a whisper.
- The politician fox-trotted from one vote-gathering event to the next, hoping to win the support of the electorate.
- The horse fox-trotted along the trail, its hooves beating a steady rhythm against the ground.
- The young woman fox-trotted down the street, her laughter echoing through the air on a summer evening.
FAQs About the word fox-trotted
a ballroom dance in duple time with slow walking steps, quick running steps, and the step of the two-step, the music for this dance, a short broken slow trottin
boogeyed, gavotted, tap-danced, mamboed, shagged, polkaed, jigged,waltzed, boogied, jived
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The playful child fox-trotted through the meadow, its tail twitching with delight.
The elderly couple fox-trotted across the dance floor, their steps still graceful and charming.
The mischievous puppy fox-trotted around the park, its antics bringing joy to passersby.
The marathon runner fox-trotted towards the finish line, determined to complete the race despite the pain.
