dancy

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danc·y

also danc·ey (dăn′sē)
adj. danc·i·er, danc·i·est Informal
Suitable for or inviting dancing; danceable: dancy music.
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dancy

(ˈdɑːnsɪ)
adj, -cier or -ciest
(of music) appropriate for dancing
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