1. plural of waltz; ballroom dances in triple time with a strong accent on the first beat
2. plural of waltz; pieces of music written for or in the rhythm of a waltz

1. third person singular present of waltz; dances the waltz
2. third person singular present of waltz; moves easily and confidently
Usage: informal

Examples

• The orchestra played several beautiful waltzes at the wedding reception.
• Strauss composed some of the most famous waltzes in classical music.
• She waltzes gracefully across the ballroom floor.
• He waltzes into the meeting as if he owns the place.
• The couple practiced their waltzes before the dance competition.
• She always waltzes through difficult situations with confidence.
• The band’s repertoire includes tangos, foxtrots, and waltzes.