0 present participle of waltz
1 to walk somewhere quickly and confidently, often in a way that annoys other people:
2 to dance a waltz
Being in the basin of some particular attractor, the representing point begins waltzing along the attractor.
Mice are also monitored for waltzing or shaking behaviour indicating vestibular defects.
Olympia's manic final performance begins with a solo flute theme, a dance to accompany waltzing guests.
All are waltzing around in circles and no decision is being made.
It is not intended to stop farmers waltzing into showrooms and writing orders for large and expensive pieces of equipment.
Gentleman made one reference in passing to that simple fact and then went waltzing off on his dogmatic, self-serving line which did no credit to his party.
Waltzing flies breed in early spring, generally on the carcasses of moose.
The other characters enter waltzing, each uncomfortable with their particular partner.
