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Pronunciation: [ɡˈavɒt] (IPA)

The word "Gavot" is a type of French dance that originated in the mountains of the Dauphine region. Synonyms for Gavot include Gavotte and Gavotta, both of which are used to refer to the same type of dance. This classical dance is usually performed in a triple meter and is characterized by its graceful and elegant movements. Some variations of this dance are also found in popular folk traditions of France and Italy, such as the Breton Gavotte or the Sicilian Gavotta. Regardless of the name or variation, the Gavot remains a timeless symbol of French culture and tradition.
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The light of the lamps shot out on the crinkled surface of the lake in tongues of quivering flame, which danced a brave Gavot with the phantom stars; and afar twinkled the dipping oars.
"The Puppet Crown"
Harold MacGrath
Gavot Hautes-Alpes, France A good Alpine cheese whether made of sheep, goat or cow milk.
"The Complete Book of Cheese"
Robert Carlton Brown

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