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ball
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A ball is a very large and fancy party where people dance. People usually wear their best and most beautiful clothes to a ball.
A ball might be held at a palace or other very grand place.
ballet
Ballet is a type of dance that uses exact, graceful movements. Girls who study ballet wear special shoes that let them dance on their toes. Boys study ballet too, and they have to be very strong to jump high and to lift up the girls. It takes a lot of practice to become very good at ballet. [1/2 definitions]
crazy
When someone is crazy about something, they love it very much. If someone is crazy about dancing, maybe they want to dance every day. [1/4 definitions]
dance
When you dance, you move your feet and body to music. You can dance fast or slow, and you can dance alone, with a partner, or in a group of people. [2 definitions]
love
When you have a love for something, you have a lot of interest in it and you like it a lot. If you have a love for dancing, you probably like to dance very much and maybe you like to watch dancing very much too. [1/4 definitions]
partner
A partner is a person you do something with. When you dance with someone, they are your partner, and you are their partner. If two people work on a project together, they are project partners.
tuxedo
A tuxedo is a special suit that men sometimes wear when they go to a wedding or other very fancy party or dance.
A tuxedo has a jacket that is usually black. It is worn with matching black pants, a special white shirt, and a bow tie. The pants usually have one long black stripe going up the side of each leg.
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