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Definition of krump in English: krumpverb krʌmpkrəmp [no object]Dance to popular music, especially hip-hop, in a style characterized by rapid, exaggerated movements of the arms and legs. she's teaching me how to krump the music she's crooning and krumping to is some of the catchiest pop being made Example sentencesExamples - But can the guy doing that amazing Argentine tango learn how to krump?
- I no longer krump to Eminem on crowded dancefloors.
- After krumping on the streets for years, Miss Prissy said she wanted to take the dance to the next level by performing on stage.
- Big bass, cutesy melodies and hard hitting raps; we know what Santa Claus will be krumping to on Christmas day
- Williams dances beside a fountain, krumping and popping to music only he hears.
- The battle went a couple rounds, with Johnson's daughter krumping and busting out all kinds of moves with an exceptional amount of sass.
- I love the idea that she krumps because it's empowering and I kinda wish we could get past the odd disconnect between her looks and her dancing.
- The dance begins with a spotlight on a male dancer who fervently krumps to his own spoken word poetry; a powerful beginning to this expressive and dynamic piece.
noun krʌmpkrəmp mass nounA style of dancing to popular music, especially hip-hop, characterized by rapid, exaggerated movements of the arms and legs. whether it's hip-hop or krump, it's a way of expressing yourself Example sentencesExamples - The buzz they created among commuters helped spread the word about krump, the urban dance the group specialises in.
- If you prefer smooth hip-hop, you might not be so excited to take a hard-hitting Krump class.
- We've been practising a lot of the club dances - from house to krump to vogue to dancehall to twerk - but at the same time we were studying ballet and creating very abstract forms.
- An all-female crew danced krump, a hip hop style more associated with men.
- LA is the birthplace of Krump.
- At heart, he is a street dancer so he has been keeping his hand in by taking part in Saturday night krump battles in a subway near the Coliseum.
- "Whether I'm happy or sad, I know I can dance," said Alexandre, who is typical of Krump devotees.
- Other instructors teach circus skills, "aerial yoga" done in hammocks, kung fu and a form of street dancing called "krump".
- To this day, both artists have continued meeting with neighborhood dancers at late-night krump sessions held at rec centers or in parking lots.
- Her exploration of krump for her thesis project last year sparked a relationship that culminated with the first live performance of the street dance phenomenon on a mainstream stage.
Derivativesnoun The team is looking for fresh new krumpers, bone breakers, spinners and unique street dancers. Example sentencesExamples - The week saw some technical ballerinas, brilliant ballroom dancers, wacky contortionists and slow krumpers.
- Rather than dancing on a stage, krumpers dance in "battles" where dancers face off in mock combat.
- Their company features nine krumpers and street dancers from L.A.
OriginEarly 21st century: probably an alteration of crunk. Definition of krump in US English: krumpverbkrəmpkrəmp [no object]Dance to popular music, especially hip-hop, in a style characterized by rapid, exaggerated movements of the arms and legs. she's teaching me how to krump the music she's crooning and krumping to is some of the catchiest pop being made Example sentencesExamples - Big bass, cutesy melodies and hard hitting raps; we know what Santa Claus will be krumping to on Christmas day
- I love the idea that she krumps because it's empowering and I kinda wish we could get past the odd disconnect between her looks and her dancing.
- I no longer krump to Eminem on crowded dancefloors.
- The battle went a couple rounds, with Johnson's daughter krumping and busting out all kinds of moves with an exceptional amount of sass.
- Williams dances beside a fountain, krumping and popping to music only he hears.
- But can the guy doing that amazing Argentine tango learn how to krump?
- After krumping on the streets for years, Miss Prissy said she wanted to take the dance to the next level by performing on stage.
- The dance begins with a spotlight on a male dancer who fervently krumps to his own spoken word poetry; a powerful beginning to this expressive and dynamic piece.
nounkrəmpkrəmp A style of dancing to popular music, especially hip-hop, characterized by rapid, exaggerated movements of the arms and legs. whether it's hip-hop or krump, it's a way of expressing yourself Example sentencesExamples - LA is the birthplace of Krump.
- The buzz they created among commuters helped spread the word about krump, the urban dance the group specialises in.
- Other instructors teach circus skills, "aerial yoga" done in hammocks, kung fu and a form of street dancing called "krump".
- At heart, he is a street dancer so he has been keeping his hand in by taking part in Saturday night krump battles in a subway near the Coliseum.
- To this day, both artists have continued meeting with neighborhood dancers at late-night krump sessions held at rec centers or in parking lots.
- "Whether I'm happy or sad, I know I can dance," said Alexandre, who is typical of Krump devotees.
- If you prefer smooth hip-hop, you might not be so excited to take a hard-hitting Krump class.
- Her exploration of krump for her thesis project last year sparked a relationship that culminated with the first live performance of the street dance phenomenon on a mainstream stage.
- An all-female crew danced krump, a hip hop style more associated with men.
- We've been practising a lot of the club dances - from house to krump to vogue to dancehall to twerk - but at the same time we were studying ballet and creating very abstract forms.
OriginEarly 21st century: probably an alteration of crunk. |