two-step (noun)

1. The two-step became popular in the late 19th century as a social dance during the ragtime era.

2. In the cartoon episode, the characters performed a lively two-step during the dance competition.

3. The painting portrays a couple gracefully performing the two-step in elegant ballroom attire.

4. The comic strip featured a hilarious scene where the characters attempted to learn the two-step, resulting in comedic mishaps.

1. At the party, John tried to two-step but ended up stepping on his partner's toes - it was a two-step fail.

2. The painting depicted a couple gracefully two-stepping across the dance floor.

3. In the movie, the main characters decided to join a dance competition and had to learn how to two-step.

4. The comic strip featured a hilarious scene of two characters attempting to two-step but stumbling over each other's feet.