NOUN
- an interesting but highly implausible story; often told as an excuse
- theatrical performance combining singing and dancing
How To Use song and dance In A Sentence
- They could perhaps be trained to make lively, cheerful song and dance numbers in a kind of baa-llywood stylee. Cow burps. | clusterflock
- No need to fork out for brands that make a song and dance about it. Times, Sunday Times
- There's no need to make a song and dance about a tiny scratch on the car.
- All late morning and early afternoon long, Ernie puts on his cheerful song and dance routine while carefully layering the ingredients on fresh-baked buns in what he calls the rainbow effect -- a special order as to what ingredients goes on from first to last. Tom Keshishian: Ernie's Market: A Slice of Americana, Baby
- On Sunday there will be music song and dance at Stradbally Cove, 2-4p.m., taking place under the old limekiln, with dancing on the wooden stage created by Tom Power.
- Religious contemplation through the medium of song and dance.
- He used his money to help others—but he never made a song and dance about it.
- The result is an evening packed with song and dance, recitation and good old fashioned chit-chat which draws a faithful throng, despite the weather and in spite of rapidly developing world events.
- No need to fork out for brands that make a song and dance about it. Times, Sunday Times
- During the festival, South African cuisine, such as boerewors, ostrich, crocodile steaks, snoek, etcetera, will be served, whilst guests will be entertained by the South African song and dance group ANC Daily News Briefing
