also danc·ey
adjective
danc·i·er, danc·i·est InformalSuitable for or inviting dancing; danceable: dancy music.
dancy
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Adjective
(comparative more dancy, superlative most dancy)
- (of music) Suitable for dancing to.
- After a few slow numbers, the band moved on to some more dancy tunes.
- (heraldry) Alternative form of dancetté.
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