- - A lively ballroom dance in duple time
- - Be heard to run an old-time dance
- - Old time dance music, quick!
- - Dance round quietly with girl taking the lead
- - Ballroom dance named after the running gait of a horse
- - Dance related to a horse's gait
- - Lively dance in double time
- - Ballroom dance in duple time
- - Dance round piano following young female
- - A depression mostly overcome by doctor's lively dance
- - A look into doctor's choice of dance
- - Delay over work's vigorous set of steps
- - Dance work substituted for last element of festival
- - Dance with girl before work
- - Dance in double time
- - Rapid courtly dance
- - Lively French dance
- - Dance reminiscent of a horse's gait
- - Dance named for a horse's gait
- - Dance named after a horse's gait
- - Double-time dance
- - Lively duple-time dance
- - Lively dance in duple time
- - Lively round dance
- - Polka's cousin
- - Lively dance of old
- - Children's dance in "The Nutcracker"
- - Popular dance at Victoria's court
- - Lively old dance
- - Lively old-fashioned dance.
- - A lively dance.
- - Duple-time dance
- - Dance in duple time
- - Dance in 2/4 time
- - 19th-century dance
- - Lively country dance
- - Lively dance.
- - Dance.
- - Round dance
- - French caper, perhaps - last ingredient in preparing a chop
- - Polka forerunner
- - Polka step.
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