Dan Tuckers
Dan Tuckers is the plural of Dan Tucker.
Meaning of Dan Tucker
Noun
Dan Tucker (plural Dan Tuckers)
- An American folk dance in which a man in the middle chooses a partner and dances with her before rejoining the circle of dancers.
- Square dances were the feature of the evening, but waltzes, two-steps, and a Dan Tucker were also very popular.1914, Lisgar Collegiate Institute, Vox Lycei Spring 1914, page 31
- The man in the middle of this dance.
- Sometimes, when a large number are dancing, or when there are more men than women present, the dance may be done with several Dan Tuckers in the center.1925, Folk Dancing for High School Girls, page 37
Questions about Dan Tuckers
- What is Dan Tuckers the plural of?
- Dan Tuckers is the plural of Dan Tucker.
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