1. to perform breakdancing; to dance with acrobatic and rhythmic movements, typically to hip-hop music
Usage: informal; often used in present tense or gerund form

1. a style of energetic street dance featuring acrobatic moves, spins, and footwork, typically performed to hip-hop or funk music
Usage: also called 'breaking' or 'b-boying'

Examples

• She learned to breakdance by watching videos online.
• The dancers breakdanced on the street corner, drawing a large crowd.
• Breakdance became popular in the 1980s as part of hip-hop culture.
• He won the competition with an impressive breakdance routine.
• The crew practiced their breakdance moves every weekend.
• Breakdancing requires strength, flexibility, and rhythm.