bop
- noun
- /bɑp/
- Slang
- That's a bop.
The queen who brought us such bops as Ryland's recap.
- The queen who brought us such bops as Ryland's recap.
- And as we know, Mood Ring is a certified bop.
Examples
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Spendin' money on sweet bops like that.
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The bopper begins to move his feet around in a bop dance.
Fiction book (2001) -
Their first single, "Blitzkrieg Bop," was released prior to the album in November 1975.
Academic text (2014) -
With each bop, Jeff threw his head back, chin up, like a fighter getting tagged.
Academic text (2000) -
The queen who brought us such bops as Ryland's recap.
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This description of The Ramones' musical style finds its apotheosis in their first single: "Blitzkrieg Bop."
Academic text (2014) -
The catchy new song is such a bop that everyone can't help but dance when it plays.
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After hearing that bop on the radio, I added it to my party playlist immediately.
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Kids love to sing along to their favorite bops at the school dance.
Synonyms
A very catchy energetic song that makes people want to dance
A lively, cheerful piece of music with a fast beat that makes people want to dance
Compounds
How Catchy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bop as a modern noun for a catchy song comes from the verb 'to bop' (to dance); people call a tune a bop when it makes them want to move. So a bop is an upbeat, danceable song.