PYRRHIC DANCE

Domain	Definition
Literature	Pyrrhic Dance the most famous war-dance of antiquity, received its name from Pyrrichos, a Dorian. It was danced to the flute, and its time was very quick. Julius Caesar introduced it into Rome. The Romaika, still danced in Greece, is a relic of the ancient Pyrrhic dance. "Ye have the Pyrrhic dance as often, Where is the Pyrrhic phalanx gone?" Byron. Source: Brewer's Dictionary.
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Anagrams: PYRRHIC DANCE

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	Words within the letters "a-c-c-d-e-h-i-n-p-r-r-y"
	-3 letters: chicanery, hyperacid, hyperarid.
	-4 letters: chancery, chancier, chicaned, chicaner, cinerary, cranched, dyarchic, endarchy, inarched.
	-5 letters: acrider, archery, archine, ardency, cadency, cairned, caprice, caprine, carried, chained, chaired, chanced, chancre, charier, charred, chicane, chirped, chirper, chirred, cinched, cindery, cyanide, cyprian, diarchy, drainer, drapery, echidna, edaphic, endarch, eparchy, errancy, handier, hardier, harried, hayride, headpin, heparin, hyaenic, hydriae.
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