B-Boy

Pronunciation: /biː.bɔɪ/

Definitions of b-boy

noun a male breakdancer, especially one who is skilled in the art of breakdancing

Example Sentences

A1 The b-boy danced in the street.

A2 I watched a group of b-boys practicing their moves.

B1 The b-boy competition drew a large crowd of spectators.

B2 The b-boy showcased his impressive skills at the international dance competition.

C1 The b-boy's fluid movements and intricate footwork captivated the audience.

C2 As a seasoned b-boy, he was invited to judge the prestigious dance battle.

Examples of b-boy in a Sentence

formal The b-boy demonstrated his impressive breakdancing skills at the competition.

informal Did you see that b-boy busting out some sick moves on the dance floor?

slang That b-boy is a straight-up beast when it comes to breakdancing.

figurative He's a real b-boy when it comes to navigating through difficult situations.

Grammatical Forms of b-boy

• past tense: b-boyed
• plural: b-boys
• comparative: more b-boy
• superlative: most b-boy
• present tense: b-boys
• future tense: will b-boy
• perfect tense: have b-boyed
• continuous tense: is b-boying
• singular: b-boy
• positive degree: b-boy
• infinitive: to b-boy
• gerund: b-boying
• participle: b-boyed

Origin and Evolution of b-boy

First Known Use: 1970 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'b-boy' originated in the Bronx, New York City, within the hip-hop culture.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a male breakdancer, the term 'b-boy' has evolved to encompass a broader range of hip-hop culture and dance styles.