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noun, plural al·le·mandes 
[-mandz, -mahndz, -mandz, -mahndz; Fr. -mahnd] .
[-mandz, -mahndz, -mandz, -mahndz; Fr. -mahnd] . 1.
a 17th- and 18th-century dance in slow duple time.
2.
a piece of music based on its rhythm, often following the prelude in the classical suite.
3.
a figure performed in a quadrille.
4.
a German folk dance in triple meter, similar to the ländler.
Origin:
1675–85; < French, short for danse allemande German dance
1675–85; < French, short for danse allemande German dance
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