dancer

IPA: dˈænsɝ

A person who dances, usually as a hobby, an occupation, or a profession.
(euphemistic) A stripper.
(obsolete, slang) Synonym of garreter (“a thief who used housetops to enter by garret windows”)
The second reindeer of Santa Claus.
A surname originating as an occupation for a dancer or acrobat.

Examples of "dancer" in Sentences

Dancers strut on the stage.
She was the professional dancer.
The dancer entertains on the bar.
The party was enlivened by the dancers.
The dancers show tumbler on the street.
The dancer is sewed into the blue garment.
She was the professional dancer of the two.
The costumes of the dancers are very colorful.
They then leave slowly, until only one dancer is left.
The clothes of the dancers are colorful and flamboyant.
The breakthrough was the appearance of the ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev.
She is currently starring as Mrs. Poindexter and the main dancer in Langston in Harlem at Urban Stages in NYC.
The professional dancer is wearing a scarlet dress, and with one leg raised in the air, she is clutching Shem-Tov's waist – a typical ballroom dancing pose.
So, if you are seeing the dancer spin counter-clockwise (left brain), turn your head to the right, so the the dancer is the extreme left of your field of vision.
The dancer is where the art lies, where discovery lives, where everything comes together, words and ideas in a swirl … there is form, rhythm, movement … there is meaning and beauty and immense satisfaction.
Shechter may be known primarily as a choreographer, and the advance publicity may have promised "bodies" on stage the word "dancer" was carefully avoided, yet the work has been primarily presented as a showcase for the 75-minute score that he's written - the raw material for his and Gormley's theatrical experiment.