two-steps
Simple partner dances
Two-steps is the third-person singular present tense of two-step, meaning to dance the two-step—a country-western ballroom dance with a quick-quick-slow pattern: He two-steps her across the floor every Saturday night.
Figuratively, to two-step is to maneuver carefully or evasively: She two-steps around the question.
Venue for formal dances
- waltzDance in three-quarter time
- foxtrotSmooth partner dance
- quickstepFast-paced ballroom dance
- tangoLatin ballroom with sharp stops
cha-cha · samba · swing · jive · rhumba · partner · lead · follow
In the lead
- forwardOnward in direction
- advanceMove or progress forward
- closerOne who concludes
- nearerMore proximate
progress · incremental · gradual · milestone · phase · stage · lead · edge
Arranging for future events
- calculationMathematical problem-solving process
- anticipationState of awaiting something
- foresightAbility to anticipate futures
- thinkingMental reasoning process
lookahead · chess · maneuvering · sequencing · gameplan · approach · methodology · tactics
ballroom
Venue for formal dances
tango · cha-cha · samba · swing · jive · rhumba · partner · lead · follow · promenade
ahead
In the lead
nearer · progress · incremental · gradual · milestone · phase · stage · lead · edge · advantage
planning
Arranging for future events
- calculationMathematical problem-solving process
- anticipationState of awaiting something
- foresightAbility to anticipate futures
thinking · lookahead · chess · maneuvering · sequencing · gameplan · approach · methodology · tactics · preparation
two-stepswaltzes
Triple-time ballroom dances
Viennese waltzes · waltz · three-step · mazurkas · minuets
two-stepstangos
Latin partner dances
Viennese waltzes · quicksteps · foxtrots · cha-chas · rumbas
two-stepswaltzes
Triple-time ballroom dances
waltz · Viennese waltz · three-step · minuet · mazurka
two, step, steps, twos, twice, twins, twinned, twofold, twenty