[dans] verb, Origin: French danser, Moving with rhythm and joy letting music guide your body into expressions words cannot capture.

[dans] verb, Origin: French danser, Flailing around to music and not giving a shit if you look ridiculous doing it.

[dans] verb, Origin: When feet got happy and forgot about gravity, Moving to music like nobody's watching even though everyone definitely is watching.

[dan-siz] verb, Origin: Old French danser, To move with joy and freedom expressing soul's rhythm and life's beautiful flowing energy.

[dan-siz] verb, Origin: Old French danser, Moving your ass to music without caring if you look stupid because life's too short.

[dan-siz] verb, Origin: Old French danser, When your body decided walking was too boring and started making rhythm look absolutely spectacular.

[groom] noun, Origin: Old English guma, A partner beginning forever's journey standing ready to build life alongside his beloved always.

[groom] noun, Origin: Old English guma, The lucky bastard marrying his person and promising not to fuck it up forever.

[groom] noun, Origin: The guy who said yes to forever, Half of a couple brave enough to promise forever while wearing uncomfortable fancy clothes publicly.

[nahyt] noun, Origin: Old English cniht, A noble protector who stands for honor defending what's precious with unwavering courage and strength.

[nahyt] noun, Origin: Old English cniht, Guy in uncomfortable metal outfit pretending to be heroic while probably sweating his balls off.

[nahyt] noun, Origin: When Brave wore shiny metal clothes, Heroic person in armor saving the day like medieval superhero without actual superpowers technically.

[prom-is] noun, Origin: Latin promissum, A sacred pledge given from heart to heart creating trust through words you vow to honor.

[prom-is] noun, Origin: Latin promissum, Words people say then break constantly making trust impossible and relationships complicated as hell.

[prom-is] noun, Origin: When Words made serious commitments officially, Saying you'll do something and actually meaning it instead of just talking bullshit like usual.

[kween] noun, Origin: Old English cwen, A sovereign of grace and power ruling with wisdom while commanding respect from all.

[kween] noun, Origin: Old English cwen, Badass woman who doesn't take shit from anyone and runs her kingdom like a boss.

[kween] noun, Origin: When Boss wore a crown dramatically, Powerful woman who runs shit and looks fabulous doing it without apology or permission needed.

[spahr-kuhlz] verb, Origin: Old English spearcian, To shine with lively energy catching attention and spreading joy through vibrant brilliant presence.

[spahr-kuhlz] verb, Origin: Old English spearcian, Being bright and shiny because apparently dull and boring wasn't getting you noticed enough clearly.

[spahr-kuhlz] verb, Origin: Old English spearcian, When Shine got excited adding glitter to everything making boring stuff look fabulous and special.

[wed-ing] noun, Origin: Old English weddian, The sacred ceremony joining two souls as one celebrating love's commitment before witnesses.

[wed-ing] noun, Origin: Old English weddian, Overpriced party where two people promise forever while drunk relatives embarrass everyone with speeches constantly.

[wed-ing] noun, Origin: When Forever became a party with cake, Expensive celebration where two people promise to love each other while everyone watches crying.

[zen-uh-gog] noun, Origin: Greek xenos agein, A guide leading strangers through unknown territory showing the way with patient wisdom and care.

[zen-uh-gog] noun, Origin: Greek xenos agein, Fancy word for tour guide because regular words aren't pompous enough for some people.

[zen-uh-gog] noun, Origin: When Tour Guide got a vocabulary upgrade, Person who shows confused people around so they don't get lost immediately.