Bar-room two-step Crossword

City of two-stepping and honky tonks.
The follower is always...
Flat, smooth ... are best.
Another name for the sweetheart.
Apart from waltzes, how many beats to the bar are best for two-stopping?
Two slows and two quicks equals one closed ...
Leaders always start with the ...
When followers apply a small amount of pressure to the leader's hands, they are giving...
A lead with thumbs off and only directional guidance is ...
Maintaining good ... is more important than anything.
Never start a new move until after the ... step.
If you don't want to appear too intense, look at the ... on your left.
If in doubt, ...
Smooth or bouncy?
Initiate moves.
Move around the circle; work the ...
Large or small steps?
Soften the knees.
Always say...
Never, ever..,.
Roll through, aka ... loop.
Who asks who to dance?
By definition, a honky tonk always has a ...
A honky tonk also has a ...
Responds to leads.
No ... on the dancefloor.
Keep the elbows ...
Not used in turns.
How many basics are in the bar-room two-step.
An arm bent behind one's back is a Texas ...
Make room for ...
It's easier to lead if you are ... than your partner.
You;re more likely to find a honky tonk in the ...
You're more likely to find a dance hall in the ...
Concentrating too much on lots of moves can make you ... your rhythm.
Good leaders and generous followers are the ... to a thriving dance community.
If you bump into others, always say ...
The part of the foot that is used most in two-stepping.
It's crowded and the dancefloor is pumping. Bring it ...
It's crowded and others want to get on the floor. ... one out.
If the music is slow and there's lots of room, take ... steps.
Bar-room two-step isn't suited to ... music.