What is another word for hornpipe?
Pronunciation: [hˈɔːnpa͡ɪp] (IPA) 
A hornpipe is a lively dance that has a bouncy and energetic rhythm. It originated as a traditional dance in England and Scotland during the 17th century and was accompanied by music played on a pipe or horn. Synonyms for hornpipe include jig, reel, and hop. Jig, like hornpipe, is a fast-paced dance performed to lively tunes. Reel is a type of folk dance that originated in Scotland, and it too is performed to lively music. Hop is a slightly slower dance than hornpipe, performed with a bouncing step, and usually accompanied by a fiddle. All of these dances have a similar upbeat energy and are a lot of fun to watch and perform.
