What is another word for can-can?
Pronunciation: [kankˈan] (IPA) 
The "can-can" is a legendary and playful dance that originated in 19th century Paris. The term "can-can" is derived from the French word "cancaner", which means "to gossip" or "to scandalize". Many synonyms exist for this lively dance, such as the "French can-can", "high-kicking dance", and "Moulin Rouge dance". The can-can is characterized by its high kicks, jumps, and lifts, as well as the dancers' elaborate colorful costumes and petticoats. Other similar dances that share elements with the can-can include the Charleston, the Lindy Hop, and the Swing. Despite its origins in French cabarets, the can-can remains a beloved form of dance in cultures worldwide.
