to rap
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4.1
- verb
- /ræp/
:
rapear
- I mean, man, I never heard anybody rap like that, man.
And that's when I said, yeah, like you can rap on these songs.
- And that's when I said, yeah, like you can rap on these songs.
- Theirs was inspiring, but ours was better because in ours, Jefferson and Hamilton rapped So.
- He's this is this dude that can can rap really well, makes really good music.
- Like it's not a problem for me if I rap.
- Rage Against the Machine combined rapping along with the riffs of Led Zeppelin.
- And I need to feel not dull because if I don't like the way I sound when I'm rapping, who will?
- I had Blind Carlisle sing and James Dreyfus playing the guitar and rapping.
- Me and Jesse will go like, riff this thing up and start rapping.
Examples
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Do you produce or do you just rap, produce, mix, rap, all of it?
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The problem is people expect every rapper to rap like the next.
Blog text (23) -
I think you should rap.
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I want you to rap.
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Supposedly, she can rap, too.
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It's just like with those young boys who rap; they put it to music, for God's sake.
Fiction book (1993) -
But when she raps, she goes hard.
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You have to rap.
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Plus, he can rap.
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At the music festival, the artist will rap about his life experiences and struggles.
Synonyms
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4.1
To perform music, dance, or speech without planning and make it up as you go
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
- Informal
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7.0
An informal musical gathering where rappers perform and freestyle over beats
How Skilled
Surface Forms
Etymology
Rap meaning to perform rap music comes from that musical sense of rhythmic speech, so to rap is to speak your words in time with a beat.