1. A style of street dance that originated in the 1970s, characterized by acrobatic moves, spins, freezes, and rhythmic footwork performed to hip-hop music.
Usage: Also called 'breaking' or 'b-boying'; Often performed in groups or battles

1. To perform breakdancing; to dance in the breakdancing style.
Usage: Usually used in present participle form

Examples

• Breakdancing became popular in New York City during the 1980s.
• The dancers showcased impressive breakdancing moves at the street festival.
• He has been breakdancing competitively for five years.
• Breakdancing requires strength, flexibility, and rhythm.
• The crew was breakdancing on the corner when we walked by.
• She learned breakdancing by watching videos online and practicing with friends.