noun
fandango
A lively traditional Spanish dance.
The couple dances a lively fandango face-to-face while playing castanets.

Etymology
English borrowed the Spanish name of the dance. Its deeper origin is uncertain, so the traditional dance name is the secure historical starting point.
More examples
- Our teacher demonstrates the steps of a traditional fandango.
- The guitarist plays a fandango while the dancers get ready.
- The program features two fandangos and a solo guitar performance.
Forms
fandango · fandangos
Similar words
- dance
- A broader term that does not specify a Spanish tradition.