waltzer

/ ˈwɔːlsə /

noun

1. a person who waltzes
2. a fairground roundabout on which people are spun round and moved up and down as it revolves about a central axis

Example Sentences

Diversity reigns, and the finale puts a pair of waltzers into a same-sex clinch.

From The New Yorker

But dancing did have benefits; the waltzers and fox-trotters could now close their eyes and stand much more steadily than they could before.

From New York Times

A new ride, the Star Flyer, has been delivered to the site alongside fairground staples like the dodgems, the Miami trip and the waltzer.

From BBC

His work is akin to being on a socio-historical waltzer, as seemingly disparate concepts and historical incidents are dazzlingly threaded together by portentous archive clips.

From The Guardian

A Strictly Come Dancing in which everyone was a brilliant waltzer or an I'm A Celebrity where all the campers chomped on kangaroo gonads as if they were cupcakes would rapidly lose viewers.

From The Guardian