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Song And Dance (Noun)

Theatrical performance combining singing and dancing.

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

The musical's finale was a spectacular song and dance routine that left the audience cheering for more.
She was known for her captivating song and dance performances in various stage productions.
The singer's latest music video was a highly choreographed song and dance extravaganza featuring elaborate costumes and sets.
The theatrical company was renowned for its elaborate song and dance productions, often incorporating intricate choreography and special effects.
In the 1920s, vaudeville was a popular form of entertainment featuring comedians, musicians, and performers specializing in song and dance acts.

An interesting but highly implausible story; often told as an excuse.

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

I was late to work because I got stuck in the revolving door for 20 minutes, it was a real song and dance trying to get out of there.
My little brother broke his arm and now he's giving me a song and dance about how it's not his fault that he fell off the trampoline.
I'm telling you, officer, I wasn't speeding, the radar gun must have malfunctioned, I don't know what else could cause it to give a reading of over 100mph, that's just ridiculous, don't listen to the song and dance they're giving you about it.
She gave me a whole song and dance about how her dog ate her homework, but I'm not buying it.
My friend tried to convince me that his car broke down on the way to the party, but it was just a song and dance to cover up the fact that he didn't want to come.