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Meaning of raps
raps
an informal talk, a prison sentence, a rap song, a type of music of African American origin in which rhythmic and usually rhyming speech is chanted to a musical accompaniment, a criminal charge, a minimum amount or degree (as of care or consideration), a rhythmic chanting often in unison of usually rhymed couplets to a musical accompaniment, to utter suddenly and forcibly, to make a short sharp sound, enrapture, to utter suddenly with force, a line of talk, a sharp blow or knock, a sharp criticism, to strike with a sharp blow, a musical piece so performed, talk, conversation, to perform rap, the blame for or unfavorable consequences of an action, to talk freely and frankly, to strike a quick sharp blow, the least bit, to give a quick sharp blow, to snatch away or upward, the responsibility for or adverse consequences of an action, a bad reputation that is often not deserved, to perform rap music, a sharp rebuke or criticism, to criticize sharply, to cause to be or come by raps, a negative and often undeserved reputation or charge
raps Sentence Examples
- The rapper's lyrics rapped about the struggles of urban life.
- The rap song had a catchy beat that made you want to dance.
- The rapper's delivery was so fast, it was hard to keep up with his raps.
- The crowd rapped along to their favorite songs at the concert.
- The rap battle was a verbal duel of wits and flows.
- The rapper's raps were so powerful, they could make you feel emotions you didn't know you had.
- The rap album was a critical and commercial success, with fans rapping along to every track.
- The rapper's raps were raw and honest, speaking truth to power.
- The rap group's raps were a blend of humor and social commentary.
- The rapper's raps were so catchy, they got stuck in your head for days.
FAQs About the word raps
an informal talk, a prison sentence, a rap song, a type of music of African American origin in which rhythmic and usually rhyming speech is chanted to a musical
counts, indictments, accusations, allegations, charges,complaints, recriminations, counteraccusations, imputations, implications
misses, releases,frees, liberates, discharges, drops, unhands,loosens
The rapper's lyrics rapped about the struggles of urban life.
The rap song had a catchy beat that made you want to dance.
The rapper's delivery was so fast, it was hard to keep up with his raps.
The crowd rapped along to their favorite songs at the concert.
