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bop1 n 1. (Music / Pop Music) a form of jazz originating in the 1940s, characterized by rhythmic and harmonic complexity and instrumental virtuosity Originally called bebop 2. Informal a session of dancing to pop music vb bops, bopping, bopped (intr) Informal to dance to pop music [shortened from bebop] bopper n bop2 Informal vb bops, bopping, bopped (tr) to strike; hit n
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While it's not unusual for rock 'n' roll legends lending their music to products and commercials, this one is setting a bad precedent, as the company will be rolling out additional products including Mama Cass Sandwich Spreads and Big Bopper Airlines. Engaging bop's rugged territory, Plumpp moves along its jagged grain; his verse emerging clear, uncut, what the boppers call "straight, no chaser. Shirley Hammond's six-year-old grandson had his heart set on a Super Sound Socker Bopper Bop Buddy, a talking inflatable punching-bag. |
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