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Breakin

Definition:

noun - an informal street dance style characterized by rhythmic and athletic movements.

verb - the act of entering a building forcefully and unlawfully, usually with the intent to commit a crime.

Senses:

Sense 1: Breakin as a dance style

noun - Breakin, also known as breakdancing, is a popular style of street dance that originated in the 1970s. It involves acrobatic and rhythmic movements performed to hip-hop or breakbeat music. Breakin is often associated with battles and showcases where dancers display their skills and creativity.

For example, "The breakin crew amazed the audience with their incredible moves during the dance competition."

Sense 2: Breakin as an unlawful entry

noun - Breakin refers to the act of forcibly entering a building without permission, typically with the intention to steal or cause damage. It is considered a criminal offense.

For example, "The breakin at the jewelry store resulted in significant losses and damage."

verb - The act of forcibly entering a building without permission is called breakin.

For example, "The burglars managed to breakin through the window and gain access to the house."

Local Usage:

In some regions, particularly in urban communities, breakin can also refer to a lively and energetic party or gathering.

For example, "Let's go to the breakin tonight and dance the night away!"

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