dance circles
Wheeling group formations
Dance circles is an idiomatic expression meaning to outperform someone so thoroughly that you appear to be moving effortlessly around them while they stand still.
The phrase implies superiority in skill, speed, or ability: She could dance circles around any competitor in the industry.
Often used with verbs like run or skate: That rookie can skate circles around veterans twice his age.
- ringClosed curve shape
- ring aroundSurround in a loop
- horaTraditional circular folk dance
- folkRegular common people
- traditionalFollowing long-held customs
spinning · holding hands · hand in hand · village · celebration · round · whirling · community · bonfire · ritual · linked · festival · stomp · sway · clockwise · gathering · tribal · campfire
- Tribal Spiritualityspirit animal, spirit animals, totem, totem poles, ancestor spirits
- social dancebeginner classes, beginner lessons, group classes, private lessons, lead and follow
- Aboriginal CultureDreamtime, songlines, corroboree, dreaming, totems
- rain ritualsrain sticks, thunder gods, water spirits, cloud seeding, sacred chants