NOUN
- a form of solo dancing that involves rapid acrobatic moves in which different parts of the body touch the ground; normally performed to the rhythm of rap music
VERB
-
do a break dance
Kids were break-dancing at the street corner
How To Use break dance In A Sentence
- He defines street dance as 'a catch-all term for the latest dance moves', and traces its history back to break dance in the 1980s. Times, Sunday Times
- Nor did we expect him to be so talented a mimic; he can imitate both of us, just as he can imitate break dancers and gymnasts and snakes and lemurs.
- Flamenco meets break dance and hip-hop, with an all-male company of dancers and musicians. Times, Sunday Times
- Dance off's are not limited to break dance or krumping; nowadays, even ballet dance off's are making their debuts. Nutcracker Dance Off Hosted By Sarah Jessica Parker, Vote For Your Favorite
- Jeeze I never would have believed that twirly Brazilan I want to be a break dancer martial art could actually do any damage. cool! Best. Knockout. EH-VAR.
- Sarah and Jay were dancing some sort of hip-hop/break dance/jazz mix.
- Un robot a due teste auto costruitosi col Meccano impara la break dance. No Fat Clips!!! : Blog archives
- Flamenco meets break dance and hip-hop, with an all-male company of dancers and musicians. Times, Sunday Times
- Just after his days of wanting to be Huck Finn, complete with overworn overalls and a corncob pipe made for him by my grandfather, and just before his days as a break dancer, my brother, who celebrated his 31st birthday yesterday, was obsessed with The Outsiders. So Many Links, So Little Time
- He defines street dance as 'a catch-all term for the latest dance moves', and traces its history back to break dance in the 1980s. Times, Sunday Times
