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circle dance

A dance done a closed or open circle (depending on the culture). You'd hold hands of those next to you in the dance and follow the leader in the circle. In some cultures they hold fingers, shoulders and even waists (bunny hop).

Circle dancing is the most common and oldest type of dance in Europe and the Middle East. It's more of a sacred or spiritual dance among Celts and Brits, whilst it's more party oriented for those in the southern Europe and Middle East.

It is not to be confused with line dance where there is no physical contact between the dancers.
I go to weddings just to circle dance.
circle dance by Aquarii May 5, 2015
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Circle Dance

A dance where lots of people hold hands to make a circle & spin.
Wattam's Gimmick other than the Bowler Hat-Bomb is the Circle Dance.
Circle Dance by Mixels April 26, 2023

circle dance

A ritual dance that takes place after circle time. This dance is only to be used by people who are mature and smart enough to handle it. It is a great honor to be invited to participate in the "circle dance!"
It's time for the "circle dance!"

Dance Circle 

A gayer form of a mosh pit. Usually made up of girls ranging from pre-teen to 15. Also young homosexual boys and pedophiles.
Shea - "I was totally at this show last night and we started up this awesome dance circle to this great band called The Secret Handshake and some guy name Luis!

Erin - " Please tell me that's not a gayer version of a mosh pit...."

Dancing in Circles 

To masturbate (female masturbation)

A play on words of the circular movements when stimulating the clitoral region

(Reference to Lady Gaga's Track of the same name on her album Joanne)
"Kevin wasn't in the mood so I decided to dance in circles"

"Hey you want to go dancing in circles with me?"
Dancing in Circles by whatevawhatever February 28, 2018
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