- TANGO
- Two are necessary to do it
- It takes two to do this
- Last____ in Paris
- Ballroom move
- Valentino's dance
- It takes two
- Letter after sierra, in radio lingo
- Gliding dance
- Dance for two
- Dance in "Evita"
- Sexy dance
- Ástor Piazzolla forte
- George Carlin said that it actually technically can take only one person to do
- George Carlin reasoned that it technically "only takes one" to do it
- Don't Cry for Me, Argentina, e.g.
- Whatever Lola Wants, for one
- S : Sierra :: T : ___
- The Rain in Spain is one
- Ballroom dance
- Letter after "sierra"
- Brando's film dance
- Last ___ in Paris
- Buenos Aires dance
- Assassination ___ (2002 Robert Duvall movie)
- Dancing with the Stars dance
- Dance that "takes two"?
- Dance that famously requires two
- Gomez Addams's favorite dance
- Sierra-uniform connection
- Brando's "Last ___ in Paris"
- It famously requires two
- Steamy ballroom dance
- The Rain in Spain, e.g.
- Seductive moves
- ___ & Cash
- Dance that, much like making a thing go right, takes two
- Dance contest number
- Latin ballroom dance
- Suggestive dance
- Dance requiring a lot of room
- Dramatic dance
- Ham operator's "T"
- Argentine dance
- Dramatic ballroom dance
- Sierra follower, in the NATO alphabet
- Dance for which "it takes two"
- Dance performed with passion
- Passionate dance
- Habanera kin
- Letter between Sierra and Uniform
- Latin dance
- Hernando's Hideaway, e.g.
- Slinky dance
- Scent of a Woman dance
- Latin-American dance
- Dancing with the Stars step
- Dance "it takes two" to do
- Hernando's Hideaway, for one
- Dance with dips
- Letter in the phonetic alphabet
- South American dance
- Some fancy steps
- Don't Cry for Me Argentina, for one
- Dance from Argentina
- Dance that "it takes two" to do
- NATO's follower of Sierra
- Dance that "takes two" to do
- Old province of Honshu Island.
- Vernon Castle's specialty.
- Lesson at Arthur Murray's.
- Xavier Cugat specialty.
- Ballroom dance from the Argentine.
- One of Cugat's specialties.
- Piece of music for a dance.
- Jalousie, for instance.
- La Cumparsita, for instance.
- Dance.
- Popular dance.
- Music for a dance.
- Piece of dance music.
- Languorous rhythm.
- Latin-American dance rhythm.
- Dated dance.
- Certain Paris finale
- Brando's dance
- Marlon's dance
- Valentino specialty
- Dance in a Brando film title
- Last ___ in Paris, Brando film
- Exotic dance
- Brando's Paris dance
- Code word for T
- This takes two to do
- This takes two
- Valentino special
- S.A. dance
- S. American dance
- Ovid's "I touch"
- Dance for a duo
- Danza latina
- What it takes two to do?
- It takes two to ___
- T to ham operators
- Arthur Murray lesson
- Fiery dance
- ____ Argentina
- Albeniz's "___ in D"
- Code letter after Sierra
- Ham operator's letter
- Rhythmic ballroom dance
- Ballroom staple
- Mambo cousin
- It takes two dance
- Dance in 2/4 time
- Cousin of a habanera
- Fancy ballroom steps
- Fiery ballroom dance
- Dance with bandoneón accompaniment
- Adios Muchachos, e.g.
- Activity for which "it takes two"
- Radio letter after sierra
- Romance de Barrio, e.g.
- South American invention
- Sierra follower, in code
- Radioer's "T"
- Style of "Roxanne" in "Moulin Rouge!"
- Whatever Lola Wants, e.g.
- *Dance craze of the 1910s
- Steps in a ballroom
- Dance in which one partner might hold a rose between his teeth
- Dance seen in "Evita"
- Letter in the NATO alphabet
- Dance seen in 2-Down
- One of the letters of NATO, in the NATO alphabet
- November, Alfa, ___, Oscar ("NATO" in the NATO alphabet)
- Sierra follower
- It takes two to do it
- 'It takes two to --'
- Dance from Buenos Aires
- Type of dance
- Hernando's Hideaway dance
- Dance of love
- Dance type
- That which takes two
- It takes two for this
- Brando's Parisian dance
- Lively Argentine export
- Dancing With the Stars selection
- Romantic dance
- Dance banned by Pope Pius X
- Jealousy for one
- Lively dance
- Ballroom dance for two
- Dance with a rose
- Couple's dance
- Dance that can't be done solo
- Dance to "Hernando's Hideaway," say
- Dance to "La cumparsita"
- Passionate partner dance
- Dance related to candombe
- Dance to a bandoneon
- Dance from Argentina/Uruguay
- Partner dance from Argentina/Uruguay
- Sensual two-person dance
- Cash's movie pal
- Uniform preceder
- Argentinian export
- Dancer's fiery performance
- Fiery Argentine dance
