| Dance with a story | 18 |
| Dance with a song | 17 |
| Dance with a sliding step | 25 |
| Dance with a rose | 17 |
| Dance with a raised chair | 25 |
| Dance with a queen | 18 |
| Dance with a line | 17 |
| Dance with a limo? | 18 |
| Dance with a king and a queen | 29 |
| Dance with a king | 17 |
| Dance with a kick | 17 |
| Dance with a dip? | 17 |
| Dance with a deep bend | 22 |
| Dance with a bar | 16 |
| Dance with a "casino" style | 37 |
| Dance wildly | 12 |
| Dance where the bar is lowered | 30 |
| Dance where poodle skirts were often worn | 41 |
| Dance where "you turn yourself around" | 48 |
| Dance VIPs | 10 |
| Dance violently | 15 |
| Dance version of a song, maybe | 30 |
| Dance version of a record, say | 30 |
| Dance version of a record, often | 32 |
| Dance version of a pop song, e.g. | 33 |
| Dance version of a pop hit, often | 33 |
| Dance venue | 11 |
| Dance units | 11 |
| Dance unit | 10 |
| Dance uninhibitedly | 19 |
| Dance under the palms | 21 |
| Dance under palms | 17 |
| Dance under a stick | 19 |
| Dance under a bar | 17 |
| Dance uncontrollably | 20 |
| Dance Uma and John did in "Pulp Fiction" | 50 |
| Dance typically done to "Hava Nagila" | 47 |
| Dance type | 10 |
| Dance troupe with unconventional percussion items | 49 |
| Dance trio? | 11 |
| Dance to Tito Puente, say | 25 |
| Dance to Sammy Kaye's music | 31 |
| Dance to rock music? | 20 |
| Dance to rock music | 19 |
| Dance to Donna Summer's "Last Dance," e.g. | 56 |
| Dance to disco | 14 |
| Dance to chants | 15 |
| Dance to a ukulele | 18 |
| Dance to a syncopated rhythm | 28 |
| Dance to a Latin beat | 21 |
| Dance to 1920's-40's jazz | 33 |
| Dance to "Minka," e.g. | 32 |
| Dance thought to be named for an aviator | 40 |
| Dance Theater of Harlem cofounder | 33 |
| Dance that's done to "Drowsy Maggie" | 50 |
| Dance that's a real chair-raiser | 36 |
| Dance that tells a story | 24 |
| Dance that takes two | 20 |
| Dance that simulates the drama of a bullfight | 45 |
| Dance that requires a bar | 25 |
| Dance that precedes "golf" in the NATO phonetic alphabet | 66 |
| Dance that originated in Cuba | 29 |
| Dance that originated in Brazil | 31 |
| Dance that originated in Bohemia | 32 |
| Dance that might make you bend over backwards | 45 |
| Dance that may involve a chair | 30 |
| Dance that may be accompanied by ipu beating | 44 |
| Dance that may affect the weather | 33 |
| Dance that makes you bend over backwards | 40 |
| Dance that makes you bend backwards | 35 |
| Dance that famously requires two | 32 |
| Dance that cost Rhett 150 gold pieces to dance with Scarlett | 60 |
| Dance that can be done standing or sitting | 42 |
| Dance that begins: DADA dadada DADA | 35 |
| Dance that "takes two"? | 33 |
| Dance that "takes two" to do | 38 |
| Dance that ''takes two'' | 40 |
| Dance technique | 15 |
| Dance team | 10 |
| Dance tape | 10 |
| Dance syllables | 15 |
| Dance syllable? | 15 |
| Dance syllable that's this puzzle's theme | 49 |
| Dance syllable | 14 |
| Dance style with fancy footwork | 31 |
| Dance style | 11 |
| Dance studio rail | 17 |
| Dance studio lesson | 19 |
| Dance studio fixture | 20 |
| Dance studio feature | 20 |
| Dance students' program | 27 |
| Dance steps | 11 |
| Dance step, or Rolling Stones cover song | 40 |
| Dance step syllable | 19 |
| Dance step of the 30's | 26 |
| Dance step in the 30's | 26 |
| Dance step | 10 |
| Dance start | 11 |
| Dance springily | 15 |
| Dance spot, for short | 21 |