Definition of cowpunk in US English:

cowpunk

noun ˈkouˌpəNGkˈkouˌpəNGk

1A type of popular music combining elements of country and western with those of punk rock.
Example sentencesExamples
- Turns out they have live music several nights a week - mostly cowpunk.
- In between, there's plenty of swaggering and stomping about, with big-reverb cowpunk.
- This collective of Montrealers seem to be hopped up on Bill Monroe, Hank Williams, and the cowpunk of Blood on the Saddle.
1. 1.1 A singer or musician who performs cowpunk.
  she burst on to the scene as a cowpunk
  Example sentencesExamples
  The psychedelic cowpunks in the band claim that their suburban bubble insulated them from the comparisons that get thrown their way.
  U.K. cowpunks the Mekons are still at it after some two decades.
  Back then, the lines were pretty blurry between punks, cowpunks, hippies, or rockers of all sorts.
  From cowpunks to good ol’ boys, every new face makes country bigger than it was before.
  Dwight was once a cowpunk, but he's become a classic.

Definition of cowpunk in US English:

cowpunk

nounˈkouˌpəNGk

1A type of popular music combining elements of country and western with those of punk rock.
Example sentencesExamples
- In between, there's plenty of swaggering and stomping about, with big-reverb cowpunk.
- Turns out they have live music several nights a week - mostly cowpunk.
- This collective of Montrealers seem to be hopped up on Bill Monroe, Hank Williams, and the cowpunk of Blood on the Saddle.
1. 1.1 A singer or musician who performs cowpunk.
  she burst on to the scene as a cowpunk
  Example sentencesExamples
  From cowpunks to good ol’ boys, every new face makes country bigger than it was before.
  The psychedelic cowpunks in the band claim that their suburban bubble insulated them from the comparisons that get thrown their way.
  U.K. cowpunks the Mekons are still at it after some two decades.
  Dwight was once a cowpunk, but he's become a classic.
  Back then, the lines were pretty blurry between punks, cowpunks, hippies, or rockers of all sorts.

单词	cowpunk
释义	Definition of cowpunk in US English: cowpunk noun ˈkouˌpəNGkˈkouˌpəNGk 1A type of popular music combining elements of country and western with those of punk rock. Example sentencesExamples Turns out they have live music several nights a week - mostly cowpunk. In between, there's plenty of swaggering and stomping about, with big-reverb cowpunk. This collective of Montrealers seem to be hopped up on Bill Monroe, Hank Williams, and the cowpunk of Blood on the Saddle. 1.1 A singer or musician who performs cowpunk. she burst on to the scene as a cowpunk Example sentencesExamples The psychedelic cowpunks in the band claim that their suburban bubble insulated them from the comparisons that get thrown their way. U.K. cowpunks the Mekons are still at it after some two decades. Back then, the lines were pretty blurry between punks, cowpunks, hippies, or rockers of all sorts. From cowpunks to good ol’ boys, every new face makes country bigger than it was before. Dwight was once a cowpunk, but he's become a classic. Definition of cowpunk in US English: cowpunk nounˈkouˌpəNGk 1A type of popular music combining elements of country and western with those of punk rock. Example sentencesExamples In between, there's plenty of swaggering and stomping about, with big-reverb cowpunk. Turns out they have live music several nights a week - mostly cowpunk. This collective of Montrealers seem to be hopped up on Bill Monroe, Hank Williams, and the cowpunk of Blood on the Saddle. 1.1 A singer or musician who performs cowpunk. she burst on to the scene as a cowpunk Example sentencesExamples From cowpunks to good ol’ boys, every new face makes country bigger than it was before. The psychedelic cowpunks in the band claim that their suburban bubble insulated them from the comparisons that get thrown their way. U.K. cowpunks the Mekons are still at it after some two decades. Dwight was once a cowpunk, but he's become a classic. Back then, the lines were pretty blurry between punks, cowpunks, hippies, or rockers of all sorts.
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