excuse-me

noun

1. a dance in which a person may take another's partner

Example Sentences

“And so every 787 comes with presumably, I assume so, a heavy, heavy ‘excuse-me’ check attached to it.”

From Seattle Times

With the bases loaded, Tom Murphy hit an “excuse-me” dribbler to the right side of the pitcher’s mound on a check swing.

From Seattle Times

Open at Pebble Beach, by dropping an excuse-me 50-footer on the par-4 ninth, his final hole of the day.

From Golf Digest

He got Gary Sanchez to ground out with an excuse-me swing, stranding two baserunners in the sixth.

From Reuters

He got Gary Sanchez to ground out with an excuse-me swing, stranding two baserunners in the sixth.

From Reuters