Historical clue formulations

• Ball — 2026-04-02
• Take a series of steps? — 2025-08-23
• Swing at a ball? — 2025-02-17
• Chicken or mashed potato — 2024-09-06
• Get down, so to speak — 2024-04-14
• Ballet or ballroom, e.g. — 2024-01-09
• What Terpsichore was the goddess of in Greek myth — 2023-04-01
• Word with square or line — 2023-02-09
• Word after circle or square — 2023-01-19
• Performance with twirling torches — 2019-11-28
• See 18-Across — 2019-09-20
• Nae Nae or cancan — 2019-07-16
• Terpsichore's domain — 2015-12-10
• Cut a rug — 2015-09-03
• The Harlem Shake or the Dougie — 2014-04-06
• Prom, e.g. — 2013-01-16
• School social — 2011-05-03
• Pony or alligator — 2010-10-01
• After-hours school event — 2010-05-22
• Word that can follow the ends of 17-, 21-, 36-, 44-, 54- and 64-Across — 2009-09-08
• Monkey, pony or alligator — 2009-01-25
• Rumba or samba — 2007-12-17
• Bolero, e.g. — 2007-08-30
• Flicker — 2007-06-14
• Jive, e.g. — 2007-01-21
• 1-Down, e.g. — 2004-11-07
• Some fancy footwork — 2004-10-31
• Macarena, e.g. — 2004-04-28
• Hint to the start of 17-, 31-, 46- and 61-Across — 2003-09-23
• What flames may do — 2002-10-13
• Cut a rug — 2002-04-03
• Charleston, e.g. — 2001-08-29
• Do a do-si-do — 2001-07-16
• Pageant routine — 2000-10-12
• Break ___ — 2000-09-02
• "Shall we ___?" — 2000-07-24
• Domain of one of the Muses — 2000-03-17
• Pony or monkey — 1999-07-07
• Ballet — 1999-04-19
• Twist or stomp — 1999-01-27
• Prom, say — 1998-09-28
• Monkey or pony — 1997-04-11
• Two-step, for one — 1996-03-24
• Step lively — 1996-02-18
• Shuffle — 1995-11-26
• Ball — 1994-11-17
• Ball — 1994-06-07