IPA: //ɡiːɡ//
KK: /gɪg/
A lively dance that is usually performed in a fast tempo and has a rhythm that is often in three beats per measure.
The dancers performed a joyful gigue at the festival, captivating the audience with their energy.
**Gigue** → The word 'gigue' comes from the French 'gigue', meaning a lively dance or jig. It is derived from the Italian 'giga', which also refers to a dance. The term describes a specific type of dance characterized by its lively tempo and rhythm.
Imagine a lively dance that makes you want to move your feet quickly — that's what 'gigue' represents, a joyful and energetic dance.
No commonly confused words.