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dancical

British

/ ˈdɑːnsɪkəl /

noun

a type of dance show in which choreographed performers dance to pop songs

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Etymology

Origin of dancical

C21: from _{danc(e) + (mus)ical}

Example Sentences

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In the often-thrilling, often-frustrating revival of the 1978 dancical, which reincarnates the spirit and choreography of Bob Fosse, the two possibilities are much the same.

From New York Times

The show is trying to juggle theater, dancical, circus, cabaret and everybody’s favorite: philosophical musing.

From New York Times

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