prance prans verb WS #32

to move with high springy steps; to walk or move in an elated or proud manner; to move about in a lively or spirited way

1. The horse began to prance excitedly when it heard the music from the circus parade.
2. She would prance around the room showing off her new dress to anyone who would watch.
3. He would prance into the office every morning, clearly pleased with his recent promotion.
4. The young foal likes to prance through the meadow, kicking up its heels in pure joy.
5. The dancers prance across the stage with graceful, bouncing movements that captivated the audience.