high-step
March with flair
High-step means to lift the knees high while walking or running, as in a marching band or football drill: The drum major high-stepped across the field.
The term extends to strutting proudly or showily: He high-stepped through the office after his promotion.
As an adjective, high-stepping describes this exaggerated gait or, figuratively, a flashy lifestyle.
Marching band's head
- majoretteBaton-wielding parade performer
- paradeCeremonial public procession
- halftimeMidpoint break in games
- drill teamCoordinated marching unit
band · formation · cadence · precision · knee lift · strut · pageantry · baton
Competitive precision riding
- hackneyCarriage horse breed
- SaddlebredHigh-stepping American breed
- passageSegment of text
- trotPace between walk, canter
gait · carriage horse · action · animation · collection · elevation · harness · show ring
Synchronized dancing row
- chorus lineSynchronized stage dancers
- cancanLively French kick dance
- cabaretLive entertainment venue
- showgirlTheatrical revue dancer
burlesque · flamenco · clogging · tap · folk dance · jig · reel · Highland fling
drum major
Marching band's head
- majoretteBaton-wielding parade performer
- paradeCeremonial public procession
- halftimeMidpoint break in games
drill team · band · formation · cadence · precision · knee lift · strut · pageantry · baton · drumline
dressage
Competitive precision riding
- hackneyCarriage horse breed
- SaddlebredHigh-stepping American breed
- passageSegment of text
trot · gait · carriage horse · action · animation · collection · elevation · harness · show ring · impulsion
kickline
Synchronized dancing row
- chorus lineSynchronized stage dancers
- cancanLively French kick dance
- cabaretLive entertainment venue
showgirl · burlesque · flamenco · clogging · tap · folk dance · jig · reel · Highland fling · polka