krumping
n.— «LaChapelle’s exploration of “krumping,” a new form of dancing that’s becoming popular in South Central L.A., was sure to be an extended display of style over substance, an ultra-cool look at another empty trend that no one outside of New York and L.A. will ever care about.» —“Can you krump?” by Heather Havrilesky Salon Jan. 27, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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