Chasse
noun
A ballet movement where you quickly glide your feet one after the other.
The dancer performed a beautiful chasse across the stage.

Often appears as...
- perform a chasse
- chasse step
noun
A type of liqueur made from strong spirits and natural fruit flavorings.
After dinner, they enjoyed a glass of chasse.

Often appears as...
- glass of chasse
- sip chasse
verb
To perform the ballet movement of moving your feet one after the other quickly.
She will chasse across the stage during the performance.

Often appears as...
- chasse across
- chasse to the right
noun
A ballet movement where you quickly glide your feet one after the other.
The dancer performed a beautiful chasse across the stage.

Often appears as...
- perform a chasse
- chasse step
noun
A type of liqueur made from strong spirits and natural fruit flavorings.
After dinner, they enjoyed a glass of chasse.

Often appears as...
- glass of chasse
- sip chasse
verb
To perform the ballet movement of moving your feet one after the other quickly.
She will chasse across the stage during the performance.

Often appears as...
- chasse across
- chasse to the right
Definition 1 of 3

Ballet Origin
Chassé originates from ballet, so it's often used in dance-related contexts.

The choreography has several chassé moves for elegance.
Movement Fluidity
Chassé conveys a fluid movement; imagine skating on stage lightly with feet close together.

Practice makes your chassé as smooth as ice gliding.
In Sequence
Chassé is often part of a sequence in dances, not usually a standalone step.

The chassé sequence in the waltz was mesmerizing.
Ballet Origin
Chassé originates from ballet, so it's often used in dance-related contexts.

The choreography has several chassé moves for elegance.
Movement Fluidity
Chassé conveys a fluid movement; imagine skating on stage lightly with feet close together.

Practice makes your chassé as smooth as ice gliding.
In Sequence
Chassé is often part of a sequence in dances, not usually a standalone step.

The chassé sequence in the waltz was mesmerizing.
Ballet Origin
Chassé originates from ballet, so it's often used in dance-related contexts.

The choreography has several chassé moves for elegance.
Movement Fluidity
Chassé conveys a fluid movement; imagine skating on stage lightly with feet close together.

Practice makes your chassé as smooth as ice gliding.
In Sequence
Chassé is often part of a sequence in dances, not usually a standalone step.

The chassé sequence in the waltz was mesmerizing.
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