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English	English
rhythmic	cadent
(Medicine) pertaining to arrhythmia (irregular heartbeat); irregular, not rhythmic	arrhythmical
(Medicine) pertaining to arrhythmia (irregular heartbeat); irregular, not rhythmic, lacking rhythm	arrhythmic
4-syllable poetic foot, poetic foot of verse used in lyric poetry having two unstressed syllables flanked by the two rhythmic stresses marking the first and last syllables of the foot	choriamb
act of lifting or raising; rhythmic rising and falling; toss, throw; attempt to vomit, act of vomiting, appear, direct by tossing something, displace horizontally, effortful burst, exert physical effort in rhythmic burst, horizontal displacement, labor...	heave
bouncy step, cheerful piece of music, light rhythmic song; light rhythmic movement, play or sing in a light rhythmic manner, say or sing something cheerfully, variation in voice pitch, walk bouncily	lilt
Brazilian dance, dance the samba, dance the samba (style of Brazilian ballroom dance), music for samba, style of rhythmic Brazilian ballroom dance	samba
cheap and low-class night club, "dive", sleazy night club; type of rhythmic piano playing that is found in night clubs	honkytonk
chemise, dance the shimmy, dance the shimmy (style of jazz dance); wobble, vibrate (as of vehicle tires), move shakingly, popular 1920s dance, style of jazz dance from the 1920s characterized by rhythmic shaking of the shoulders and hips; abnormal vibr...	shimmy
Cuban dance, dance rumba, music for rumba, rhumba, rhythmic ballroom dance, style of ballroom dance originated in Cuba; music that accompanies a rhumba dance (also rumba)	rumba
cylindrical stone block, drumfish, eardrum, fish that makes a rhythmic sound, large cylindrical container, make sound with the bill or wings, part in a machine, percussion instrument, percussion instrument; sound produced by the playing such an instrum...	drum
dance to salsa music, Latin American dance music, spicy sauce, style of Puerto Rican rhythmic dance; Latin American musical style based on Cuban rhythms with elements of rock and jazz; Mexican hot sauce made from tomatoes onions and chili peppers	salsa
dance, dance music, rhythmic Latin American dance	cha-cha; cha-cha-cha
eurythmics, rhythmical movement to music, system of rhythmic and harmonious movement	eurhythmics
fashionable, lively, moving back and forth, swaying; rhythmic; spirited, lively; modern, trendy; sexually promiscuous, often changing sexual partners	swinging

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