What is another word for cancan?
Pronunciation: [kˈankan] (IPA) 
Cancan is a type of French dance which originated in 19th century Paris and became popular in clubs and cabarets. It is a high-energy dance characterized by high kicks, splits, and twirls. The word cancaneur is often used to refer to the male dancers who perform the cancan. Synonyms for this word include "jig", "hornpipe", and "tap dance". In addition, the term "burlesque" is also commonly used to describe this type of dance, which involves humor, parody, and risque elements. Other related words are "chorine", "showgirl", and "cabaret dancer". The cancan has remained a popular dance form and continues to be performed in various forms around the world.
