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| Csardas |  |
| noun | 1. A Hungarian dance with a slow introduction and a fast, wild finish. |
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 | | "My folk dancing group is learning the csardas this week." | | "The dancers will show off many traditional European dances, including the csardas from Hungary." | | "I'm always completely out of breath by the time we finish the fast-paced ending of the csardas." |
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 | | Hungarian, mid-19th century |
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 | | The csardas, also spelled "czardas," is the national dance of Hungary. It has a historical tradition of being a part of a couple's courting ritual. Couples start out slowly, and then build to an exhilarating fast crescendo, all while improvising on the basic steps of the dance. ... |  |
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