merengues
Dominican partner dances
Merengues is the plural of merengue, a style of music and partner dance originating in the Dominican Republic, characterized by a brisk two-step rhythm.
The dance features close partnering and hip movement: The band played merengues all night.
Also spelled meringues when referring to the light, airy dessert made from whipped egg whites and sugar.
Preaching order member
- ballroomVenue for formal dances
- LatinAncient Roman language
- partnerOne who shares activity
- two-stepFast paired ballroom dance
Caribbean · bachata · salsa · cumbia · rhythm · footwork · couples · nightclub
Meringue base, cream, fruit
- egg whitesClear ovoid protein
- sugarCrystalline carbohydrate sweetener
- peaksHighest points attained
- crispyBrittle and snapping
chewy · baked Alaska · kisses · cookies · nests · whipped · stiff peaks · piping
Spanish football powerhouse
- SpanishLanguage of Iberia
- La LigaSpain's top football division
- fansArdent admirers or coolers
- supportersPeople who back something
Champions League · Cristiano Ronaldo · Raul · El Clasico · trophies · ultras
Dominican
Preaching order member
two-step · Caribbean · bachata · salsa · cumbia · rhythm · footwork · couples · nightclub · Santo Domingo
pavlova
Meringue base, cream, fruit
- egg whitesClear ovoid protein
- sugarCrystalline carbohydrate sweetener
- peaksHighest points attained
crispy · chewy · baked Alaska · kisses · cookies · nests · whipped · stiff peaks · piping · torched
Real Madrid
Spanish football powerhouse
supporters · Champions League · Cristiano Ronaldo · Raul · El Clasico · trophies · ultras
- dessertscake, cookies, pie, cupcakes, pudding
- Mexican Sweetschurros, flan, dulce de leche, ate, arroz con leche
merenguesline dancing
Choreographed group country steps
breakdancing · line dances · hip-hop · freestyle · interpretive dance