mazurkist

English

Etymology

mazurka +‎ -ist

Noun

mazurkist (plural mazurkists)

1. A mazurka-dancer.
   • 1847, Henri Cellarius, The Drawing-room Dances, page 84:

     This indication will be particularly useful to extemporizing mazurkists, and can alone assure their success.

   • 1951, Frederik Goldbeck, The Perfect Conductor:

     Every Pole is a born mazurkist.

   • 1972, Maurice Edelman, Disraeli in Love, page 204:

     But I'm a musketeer, not a mazurkist!

Translations

mazurka-dancer

• French: mazurkiste (fr) m or f by sense