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prance

[prans, prahns] / præns, prɑns /


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The kids prance around the yard quoting “Macbeth” a decade before he’ll stage it and Mescal gets to recite a “Hamlet” soliloquy as a little treat.

From Los Angeles Times

The second image one remembers from the 2020 World Series: a giddy man prancing around the field, flapping his arms up and down in glee.

From Los Angeles Times

Tyreek Hill somehow adjusted to the fluttering throw and pulled it down near the 50-yard line, then turned around and pranced the rest of the way for a 75-yard touchdown reception.

From Seattle Times

Knight shouted as he pranced his way off the field, glaring into nearby cameras.

From Los Angeles Times

These idiosyncratic prances can take the form of spiral waves, and distinct sets of waves reveal the characteristics of particular features of Saturn’s insides.

From New York Times