| Is there a confusion in the figure, he advances to rectify it with a chass rigadoon. |
| It is sung in a distinctly Acadian French to the traditional sound of the fiddle and a rigadoon beat, until it is brought to a close with a satirical twist. |
| She would dance you a rigadoon or cut a pigeon's wing for you very respectably. |
| Arm in arm, their sabots clogging, they did a rigadoon down the winding road. |
| And the Doctor looked as if he should like to rigadoon and sashy across as well as the young one he was talkin' about. |
| Every year the carnival ends in exactly the same way, by a rigadoon around the famous sailor's statue. |
