Prance

Anything is better than watching transgenders prance around on an American street while listening to endless promos for Cher’s appearance, which is conveniently scheduled just before Santa Claus.

Jillian has been swaying and dancing with Prance for Parkinson's for many years, and said it has been the "highlight" of her week.

Many thought the 26-year-old faked out a young fan after his prance to pay dirt, but Jones eventually explained he was protecting the football after a different fan tried to swipe it away from him.

One video in particular sees Duncan sat down, Hugh Hefner style, while the dancers, dressed in skimpy white bikinis, prance around him.

In a few years someone is going to find out the Falwells moved to a big farm in the country staffed with a bunch of black and/or brown "farmhands" while both Mr. and Mrs. Falwell prance around in matching lingerie.

Does not like it too wet – will be doing an anti-rain prance.

Just the notion of watching their principal prance around in a turkey suit sporting bright yellow feet was all these kids needed to surpass their goal and his lesson to help others is having a lasting impression on the students.

Legs disappear into tree huts; feet prance on the wooden decking.

Mr Badenoch said Beech had modelled 'Fred' on John Prance, who was best man at his wedding.

Neumann integrates this foundational movement into the narrative so seamlessly that it doesn’t feel out of place for Persephone to waltz or for Orpheus to prance.

But don’t worry, they’ll be far enough away (over a kilometre) that you can still prance around in your birthday suit.