3-Step Turn:
Taking three consecutive steps while turning in one direction
Bell Kicks:
Clicking of the heels together while in the air.
Box Step:
A dance step often used in musical theater consisting of a step forward followed by a step across and then two steps back. All steps form a sort of box shape once completed.
Pivot Turn:
One foot steps in front and then the body turns (without replacing or moving the feet) to face the opposite direction.
Jazz Hands:
Fingers are spread with loads of energy. As seen recently all over the current Broadway production of Pippin.
Kick Ball Change:
Kick with one leg followed by two quick changes of weight from one ball of the foot to the other.
Opposition:
The natural movement of the arms while dancing. The arms are most often in the opposite position of the feet or legs (i.e., if your right foot/leg is forward, your left arm is forward).
Shimmy:
Shoulder shaking: alternating in a rapid motion.