funkadelian.
/ˌfʌŋkəˈdiːlɪə/, U.S. /ˌfəŋkəˈdiljə/, /ˌfəŋkəˈdiliə/ Originally and chiefly U.S.
Funkadelic music (see funkadelic adj. 1). Also occasionally in extended use: funky or funkadelic things collectively.Quot. 1977 refers to a country music artist, and the exact meaning of funkadelia in this context is unclear; it may simply be a general indication of approval or approbation (perhaps cf. funky adj.1 2b).In quot. 1978 with reference to George Clinton and his band Funkadelic.
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1977 Cue 24 Dec. 16/3 Top of the Pops... Dolly Parton: Here You Come Again (RCA) Good backwoods country funkadelia from the mountain lady [sc. Dolly Parton]. There she goes again.
1978 Colorado Springs Gaz. Tel. 14 Oct. (Saturday Mag.) d39/4 Funkadelic, the rock & roll tails to Parliament's funky heads, is doing the ‘anti-tour’ of smaller halls, colleges and clubs through November... Their repertoire will include such Funkadelia as ‘Maggot Brain’, ‘Cosmic Slop’ and ‘Red Hot Mama’.
1989 St. Louis (Missouri) Post-Dispatch 8 Feb. (Everyday Mag.) 4 f/1 His vocal passion rips through the band's wall of sonic funkadelia.
1992 Syracuse (N.Y.) Herald-Jrnl. 28 Dec. b6/3 They are living evidence of what happens when '60s flower power co-carbonates with high-tech funkadelia.
1995 Mojo Feb. 107/3 You could argue that the modern pop universe of hip hop, techno, ambient and jungle was sired by Perry's dub and Clinton's funkadelia.
2016 East Carolinian (Nexis) 15 Mar. (Arts & Entertainment section) 1 Lamar goes from experimental funkadelia and catchy hooks, to a short, angry freestyle.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, September 2017; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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