| CHOREOGRAPH | Arrange dance steps for a piece of music (11) |
| TOETAPS | Basic dance steps for the Step Brothers |
| CHOREOGRAPHER | Person who arranges dance movements, such as Busby Berkeley (13) |
| STREETSCAPE | Create steps for altering a depiction of life on a road (11) |
| SQUAREDANCE | For this folk dance style, a caller announces the steps for couples positioned in set formations (6, |
| GALLBLADDER | Everybody in Great Britain needs steps for reservoir! (4-7) |
| PHRASE | A group of words collectively forming a conceptual unit; a sequence of musical notes or dance steps, sometimes likened to a written sentence; or, in the Scots language, flowery, fussy talk about feeli |
| CHOREOGRAPHY | The composition of dance steps and sequences for ballet and stage dancing (12) |
| FOOTWORK | Dance steps OK for comic, after consuming a couple (8) |
| STILE | A set of steps for climbing of a fence or wall |
| ASTRID | A short step for a woman (6) |
| IPO | Big step for a young company, for short |
| DOOR | Word linking with "step" for a thick slice of bread (4) |
| SLIPPERYBUNNYSLOPE | A small but dangerous step for a beginner debater |
| LEAP | "One small step for [a] man, one giant ___ for mankind" |
| SEQUENCE | A series of things, such as cards, dance steps, DNA, events, sonnets or thoughts, following in order (8) |
| NOTATE | Write down, music or dance steps say (6) |
| PAS | The right to precede / series of dance steps |
| ROUTINES | Set sequences of dance steps (8) |
| EIGHTSOMEREEL | Reportedly took a few authentic Scottish dance steps (9,4) |
