Dancing lights.

Meaning: This phrase is used to describe lights that move in a lively and rhythmic way, as if they are dancing. It's like saying, The Christmas lights on the tree were dancing in the wind.

Choice of Words: Dancing is a verb that describes movement that is light, lively, and rhythmic. Lights is a plural noun that refers to sources of light. In this case, 'Dancing lights' implies that the lights are moving in a lively and rhythmic way.

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Related Expressions

• Dancing lights charmed the summer night.
• Tiny lights twinkle, dancing in the darkness.
• The girl is dancing.
• Raindrops are dancing on the windowpane.
• The colorful kite soared high in the sky, dancing in the wind.
• In the sky, a kite soared high, dancing with the wind.
• Raindrops dancing, windowpane alive.
• Snowflakes dancing, winter's tale.
• Butterflies fluttered wings, dancing in sky.
• Grass sways in breeze, dancing joyfully.