Set And Cast

Although this is no more than a combination of Set Facing Across The set followed by Cast individually (one Place) on the Opposite Side, Set and cast is important as a common movement by the 1st Couple to establish the Progression in a 3 Couple Longwise, Active Set; 2nd Couple usually Step up during the Casting.

For example, here are some Scottish Country Dances in which the term, Set and cast, is used in either the Minicrib or the Maxicrib Dance instructions or both -
Campbell's Hornpipe
Dragon
Glen Mor
Lamb Skinnet
Miller O' Hirn
Red Rose Of Dunoon
Reel Of The 51st Division.
Sleepy Maggie.

Figures

Arches
Casting
Chains
Chasing
Cross And Cast
Crossing
Dance
Drop
Exchange Places
Exchange Positions
Figure Of Eight
Figures Of Eight
Hands Across
Hands Round
On The Spot
Petronella Movements
Polite Turn
Poussette Movements
Pull Left Shoulder Back
Pull Right Shoulder Back
Reel
Reel(s) Of Four
Reel(s) Of Three
Set And Cast
Setting
Standing
Step Down
Step Up
Tandem
Travelling
Turn And Cast
Turning
While