1. A dance in which the partners are arranged opposite to each other in lines. See Contra-dance.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• xountry-dance,
• vountry-dance,
• fountry-dance,
• dountry-dance,
• ciuntry-dance,
• ckuntry-dance,
• cluntry-dance,
• cpuntry-dance,
• c0untry-dance,
• c9untry-dance,
• coyntry-dance,
• cohntry-dance,
• cojntry-dance,
• cointry-dance,
• co8ntry-dance,
• co7ntry-dance,
• coubtry-dance,
• coumtry-dance,
• coujtry-dance,
• couhtry-dance

The adverb for "country-dance" is "country-dancing".

The adjective form of "country-dance" is "country-dancing".

The plural form of "country-dance" is "country-dances".

The singular form of the word "country-dance" is "country-dance". It remains the same in both singular and plural forms.