schottische

[ shot-ish ]

/ ˈʃɒt ɪʃ /

a round dance resembling the polka.

the music for this dance.

Origin of schottische

1840–50; < German: Scottish (dance)

And then Miss Wood passed him brightly again, and was dancing the schottische almost immediately.

The Virginian |Owen Wister
Nothing is more graceful than the reel and schottische of the Highlands.

Friend Mac Donald |Max O'Rell
The Schottische, a kind of modified polka, was “created” by Markowski, who was the proprietor of a famous dancing academy in 1850.

Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 7, Slice 9 |Various
I liked to schottische with her; she had so much spring and variety, and was always putting in new steps and slides.

My Antonia |Willa Cather

You waltz and two-step and polka and schottische, don't you?

The Long Shadow |B. M. Bower

schottische

/ (ʃɒˈtiːʃ) /

a 19th-century German dance resembling a slow polka

a piece of music composed for or in the manner of this dance

C19: from German der schottische Tanz the Scottish dance