morricer (Meaning)
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morricer (n.)
A morris dancer.
Synonyms & Antonyms of morricer
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morricer Sentence Examples
- The morricer's bells jingled merrily as he performed his ancient dance.
- The vibrant colors of the morricer's costume captivated the audience's attention.
- The morricer's rhythmic movements created a sense of joy and celebration.
- The morricer's face was painted with traditional symbols, representing the fertility and renewal of the changing seasons.
- The morricer's performance was a testament to the rich cultural heritage of England.
- The young morricer pirouetted gracefully, his youthful energy on full display.
- The seasoned morricer's steps were precise and controlled, demonstrating years of practice.
- The morricer's entourage danced and sang, adding to the festive atmosphere.
- The morricer's presence brought a touch of merriment to the otherwise quiet town square.
- The tradition of the morricer continues to be passed down through generations, ensuring its enduring legacy in English folklore.
FAQs About the word morricer
A morris dancer.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The morricer's bells jingled merrily as he performed his ancient dance.
The vibrant colors of the morricer's costume captivated the audience's attention.
The morricer's rhythmic movements created a sense of joy and celebration.
The morricer's face was painted with traditional symbols, representing the fertility and renewal of the changing seasons.
