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breakdancing /ˈbreɪkˌdɑːnsɪŋ /noun [mass noun]An energetic and acrobatic style of street dancing, developed by US black people.‘To us, hip-hop is many styles: break-dancing, pop-locking; intense, ridiculous choreography,’ Bunch said....- From ballet to break-dancing, people are being encouraged to put on their dancing shoes in York as part of the city's annual festival of dance.
- Whether you take ballet, tap, or Irish clogging classes every single day, bust some break-dancing moves on the playground, or choreograph dances to your favorite songs when no one else is home, it makes no difference.
Derivativesbreakdance /ˈbreɪkˌdɑːns / verb & noun ...- My son slid and break-danced on the ice and said, ‘Minnesotans have the life.’
- Adam continued to break-dance to the music, while keeping the bottles aloft the whole time.
- In the dark, making wine corks break-dance across the patio produces lunatic giggles.
breakdancer /ˈbreɪkˌdɑːnsə / noun ...- ‘As a young guy, I was a break dancer, and I used to do everything the small guys used to do,’ O'Neal says.
- Improbable as it sounds, long before he made his name in the IFBB pro ranks, James was a world-class break dancer.
- The juxtaposition between the bleached robot band and the break dancer is an experience that none should share.
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