adance

adance

English

Etymology

Etymology tree
English a-
Vulgar Latin *dantiāreder.
Anglo-Norman dauncerbor.
Middle English dauncen
English dance
English adance

    From a- + dance.

    Adverb

    adance (not comparable)

    1. Dancing.
      • 1973, Thomas Pynchon, Gravity's Rainbow:
        shadows across the table sent adance

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