verb
definition
(of a horse) To spring forward on the hind legs.
definition
To strut about in a showy manner.
noun
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The act of one who prances.
adjective
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That prances
Examples of prancing in a Sentence
Alex pointed at a white horse prancing along the fence.
Ed was prancing sideways, the way he always did when Alex was holding him in.
Tony Blair, perfectly illustrates this, a prancing, posing, vainglorious man.
My boys are prancing around the house and enjoying the smells almost as much as the human occupants are.
He is prancing happily through a puddle and being stared at by a yellow duck.
This is a lingerie style that is perfect for those who don't quite feel comfortable prancing around in the bedroom in next to nothing.
Iâm not proud of this, but back in the very beginning, when TV Today was but a prancing foal of...
Flattering swimsuits for teenage girls who are not rail-thin used to be impossible to find, especially since the attitude was that a plus-sized girl had little business prancing around on the beach or by the pool.
While torpedo bras aren't a trend that has a majority of women prancing around as Sweater Girls and therefore isn't easily accessible in major department stores, you can still purchase this retro bra.
While some women love prancing around in thongs, others are more modest and feel better in a boy short or chemise.
If you don't mind your girlfriend or wife sharing your underwear, she can look pretty alluring prancing around in your old boxers.
Studies in drapery, prancing steeds, ideal poses, heads with fragments of torsos attached (in extreme violation of true art), crouching beasts of preyall the stereotyped styles are reproduced.
To most, the announcement seems like yet another shameful play for the spotlight by Tequila, who just days after her supposed fiancee's death, did a photo shoot, prancing around her yard, smiling and laughing.
Toni was almost prancing with her excitement to get close to him.