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war dance

noun as in war cry

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An Indian chief, excelling all his tribe at a war-dance, could not have outdone the grotesque movements of the colonel.

Aunt Maria guessed marriage, and Captain Glover guessed a war-dance; but they had no argument, for the skipper gave in.

In a few moments the entire company joined in the wild antics of the war dance.

They surrounded them, the victor and the vanquished, and danced a war-dance, singing impromptu words.

The savage war dance is a dramatic representation of battle and as such serves to rouse and reawaken the warlike spirit.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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