| CHOREOGRAPHED | Composed dance steps, ... the ballet |
| STRAUSS | He composed dances for US stars (7) |
| FLIGHT | Steps the vanquished may take? |
| SUES | First of steps - the same - taken by advancing barrister (4) |
| SEMITONES | Musical intervals also known as half steps (the Guess Who) |
| PACE | Meaning "stretch of the leg", a step; the distance covered by said stride; a gait of a horse; or, the rate of cantering, running, walking etc (4) |
| STRIDE | From "straddle, stand with the legs apart", word for a long step; the length of said pace; or, a decisive gait (6) |
| CHOREOGRAPHY | The composition of dance steps and sequences for ballet and stage dancing (12) |
| CHOREOGRAPHER | Composed the sequence of dance steps and moves for (13) |
| ERST | "Step the meek fowls where ___ they ranged": Emerson |
| UPTO | Step - the plate (2 wds.) |
| PAS | The right to precede / series of dance steps |
| TOETAPS | Basic dance steps for the Step Brothers |
| TIERCE | Church step - the first of three in a row (6) |
| 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 |
| NOTATE | Write down, music or dance steps say (6) |
| ROUTINE | Way to incorporate fashionable dance steps (7) |
| CHOREOGRAPH | Compose a sequence of dance steps (11) |
| CHASTISE | Beat - it's backing in dance steps |
| ONTAP | At hand when concerned with dance steps (2,3) |
