- - "don't ......" (mid-2000s hit by the pussycat dolls)
- - When repeated, it's a type of dance from Cuba: Hyph.
- - Drink that's part of each afternoon
- - What's provided in lunch and tea
- - Don't ... (hit song by The Pussycat Dolls)
- - "Don't ......" (2005 Pussycat Dolls hit)
- - Dance syllable that's this puzzle's theme
- - Part of a dance's name
- - Londoner's cuppa, slangily
- - Harry James's "Don't .......... Go 'Way Mad"
- - Half of a S.A. dance
- - Half a dance's name
- - Brit's brew, informally
- - "Don't ....": 2005 R&B hit
- - "Don't ......" (Pussycat Dolls song)
- - "Don't ......" (Pussycat Dolls hit)
- - "Don't ......" (2005 Pussycat Dolls song)
- - When doubled, it's a dance
- - Time off to talk, to get a cuppa
- - when doubled or tripled, a cuban dance
- - ...-ching! (sound suggesting big profits)
- - Tea household worker left unfinished
- - When tripled a Cuban dance
- - "...-ching" (sound heard at Vegas, perhaps)
- - Chinese for 'tea'
- - When doubled, a Cuban dance
- - Chinese cuppa
- - ...-ching! (sound of a cash register)
- - Two of these make a fast Latin ballroom dance
- - Goes before ching for a cash register noise
- - "one, two, ...... ...... ......"
- - Informal name for tea
- - when repeated, a fast dance
- - Double this for a dance
- - When repeated twice, a fast ballroom dance
- - ...-ching! (I'm gonna get paid!)
- - ...... and miah were a corkonian comedy duo.
- - "...-ching!" (sound a cashier hears)
- - Tea, in Chinese
- - 50 percent of a dance
- - part of a cugat dance
- - "...-ching!"
- - ... gio (Vietnamese fried spring rolls)
- - tea shops under the same ownership no longer fashionable
- - Portuguese for "tea"
- - Double this to get a dance
- - When repeated, a Cuban dance style
- - when tripled, a 1989 #1 rap hit by mc lyte
- - When repeated, a dance of Cuban origin
- - "...-Ching," song by Canadian pop rock group Hedley
- - When repeated, a dance style
- - "...-ching!" (cash register sound)
- - Bit of tea
- - Tea, in British slang
- - Half a dance
- - A dance, when doubled
- - Dance, when doubled
- - Chinese lunch, yum ...
- - When repeated, a dance
- - Rolled tea
- - When repeated, a ballroom dance
- - Half a ballroom dance
- - When repeated, a Latin dance
- - Half or third of a dance
- - Half of a dance
- - Half a dance name
- - When said three times, a dance
- - Single dance move?
- - Part of a Latin dance?
- - Half of a lively dance
- - Half of a Latin American dance
- - Half a dance step
- - Dance half
- - Ballroom dance syllable
- - All the tea in China?
- - When tripled, a dance move
- - When doubled or tripled, a dance
- - Two or three make a dance
- - Third of a dance move
- - Tea (informal)
- - Syllable repeated after "hot"
- - Slangy suffix with hot or got
- - Said three times, a dance move
- - Latin dance syllable
- - It takes two for a dance?
- - Dance start
- - Dance segment?
- - Dance move, when tripled
- - Ballroom dance, when doubled
- - A dance, when repeated
- - "......-ching!" (cash register noise)
- - When repeated, a lively dance
- - When doubled, a Latin dance
- - When doubled, a dance, or the D.R.A.M. song Drake jacked "Hotling Bling" from
- - When doubled, a dance name
- - When doubled, a ballroom dance
- - Two to a dance
- - Tea, on the Thames
- - Tea in China
- - Syllable tripled on a dance floor
- - Syllable repeated in a dance name
- - Syllable often said three times in a row
- - Start of many a dance routine
- - Said twice, a Latin dance
- - Said thrice, a Latin dance
- - Rosie Lee (slang)
- - Rosie Lee
- - Repeated, a Latin dance
- - Repeated, a dance
- - Repeated dance word
- - Repeated dance syllable
- - Part of a shuffle and three steps
- - Part of a repeated dance movement
- - Part of a dance move
- - Part of a dance
- - Part of a ballroom dance
- - Oolong, in Brit slang
- - One-third of a three-step
- - One-third of a Cuban dance
- - One-half or one-third of a dance
- - One of two to a dance?
- - One of two in a dance name
- - Humorous suffix with hot or got
- - Half the name of a dance
- - Half or third of a Latin dance
- - Half of the name of a Latin American dance
- - Half a step?
- - Got or hot add-on
- - Got or bet add-on
- - Doubled, a dance
- - Double it for a dance
- - Dim sum drink
- - Dance-step syllable
- - CNN Headline News anchor Virginia
- - Ching preceder
- - Chinese restaurant tea
- - Bit of a dance?
- - 1979 hit "What ...... Gonna Do With My Lovin'"
- - ½ or 1/3 of a Latin dance
- - Tea, slang
- - Bowl-shaped part of the ear
- - Two make a Latin dance
- - Indian tea
- - Dance piece
- - Taiwan tea
- - Oriental tea
- - Tea variety
- - Dance syllable
- - When doubled, a lively dance
- - Tea, in Mandarin
- - Chinese tea
- - When said three times, a dance move
- - Half a Latin dance
- - Common name for tea
- - Chinese brew
- - Tea type
- - Tea ....
- - Kind of tea
- - Dance step
- - When doubled, a dance
- - Dance bit
- - Dance part
- - Easy
- - Cuppa content
- - 1979: "What .... Gonna Do with My Lovin'" by Stephanie Mills
- - companion given a tea
- - A latin dance, when doubled
- - ....-ching! [sound suggesting a cash register]
- - when repeated, dance with a shuffle
- - Occupants of shack fermenting brew
- - When said two or three times, a ballroom dance
- - when doubled, dance often featuring three slow steps followed by two quick steps
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