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prance around

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prance around
to dance, jump, or strut around. The little deer were prancing around, enjoying the spring air. Stop prancing around and get to work.
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prance around something

to dance or jump in celebration around something or throughout some place. (Compare this with waltz around something.) The kids pranced around the room, celebrating. They pranced around the table that held the ice cream and cake.
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CAPTION(S): RAUNCH AND ROLL Britney and her dancers prance around in the saucy video for single 3
Britney's up for a 3some by The Mirror (London, England)
99 toy, which is flying off the shelves at Pets at Home stores, rustles and squeaks as the pooches prance around, helping them move in time to the music.
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In a world full of war and famine, with thousands of children dying of starvation, the World Cup footballers' wives and girlfriends prance around like royalty, spending tens of thousands of pounds on clothes and gallons of champagne.
Letter: Your view - WAGs set such a bad example; Comment OF THE DAY by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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