noun / verb
pirouette
pih-roo-ET/pˌɪruˈɛ/
A dancer's rapid spin on one foot or toe.
The dancer performs a pirouette on one supporting foot.

Etymology
French pirouette originally meant a spinning top. Its application to dancing evokes a dancer whirling around a single point of support, like the toy.
In context
I don't want to just make you do a full pirouette in the first round because it's just so overwhelming
More examples
- She pirouetted across the stage.
- He practiced balancing before attempting the pirouette.
- The final pirouette ended with a controlled landing.
Forms
pirouette · pirouettes · pirouetted · pirouetting