Rap
//ɹæp//
Word Type
Noun
Verb
Proper Noun
The word "rap" can be used as noun, verb and proper noun.
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Opposites (Antonyms)
Derived Terms
Memphis rap SoundCloud rap antirap backpack rap bad rap battle rap beat the rap bum rap cloud rap conscious rap country rap dungeon rap emo rap gangsta rap gangster rap jazz rap mumble rap murder rap outrap progressive rap proto-rap rap and rend rap at rap back rap battle rap battling rap down rap group rap jumping rap metal rap music rap on rap opera rap rock rap sheet rap someone's knuckles rap song rap-like rapcore raphead rapless raplike rapmeister rapophile rappable rappage rapper rapso raptastic ringtone rap take the rap
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Broader Terms (Hypernyms)
Type Of (IsA)
Related Terms
african african american american bad bad music beat beat box beat music beats black black music black people black singers box cent chanting chanting music cities city coin currently currently popular dance dog emcee fast fast lyrics fast speaking fifty fifty cent gangster gangster music gangster stuff gangsters genre ghetto ghetto music ghetto poetry halfpenny heard hip hip hip hip hop hood hop i heard inner inner cities inner city ireland jot junk junk music knock knuckle lay little little wayne ludicrous lyrics modern modern black modern music music music dance music genre music poetry music song music style music television music type musical musical genre noise noise music nothing people poem poetic poetic music poetry poetry music pop pop music popular popularity rap music record rhyming rhyming lyrics rhyming music rhythm rhythmic rhythmic music rhythmic poetry scratching scratching record sharp sharp noise sharply singers singing singing beat singing style singing technique skein snoop snoop dog song song type speaking spoken spoken music spoken poem strike strike sharply strong strong beat stuff style talk talk beat talking talking music technique teen teen music television token trifle type type music urban urban music verse vocal vocal music wayne whit yard yarn
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