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 Cross Sashay 

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Version #1

From a wave: Ends Crossfold while centers "Slither" (half sashay nose to nose) and Swing half (Trade) with each other. Finishes in Z formation with original ends behind centers. (author unknown)

Version #2

From a wave: Ends Crossfold while centers "Slither" and the same centers step forward to join inside hands with the one doing the Crossfold. Finishes in box formation. (Lee Kopman 1971)

COMMENT:Usable move but there is a duplication of names.

Lee Kopman 1971

This definition is from The Handbook of Modern Square Dancing by Jay King.
It is provided here for informational and educational purposes only.

Cross Sashay
 Cross Sashay #2 

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This definition is from Burleson's Encylopedia of Square Dancing by Bill Burleson.
It is provided here for informational and educational purposes only.

Cross Sashay

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