bopper US
ˈbɑːpə
Definition

Definition of bopper - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
danceRareUSperson who dances energeticallyRareUS
  • The club was full of boppers enjoying the music.
dancer groover
2.
youthDatedUSyoung person especially in the 1950sDatedUS
  • Teenage boppers gathered at the diner after school.
adolescent teenager youth
3.
musicTECH.USmusician who plays bop musicTECH.US
  • The bopper played an amazing solo at the concert.
jazzman
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Origin of bopper

English, bop (dance) + -er (agent)

Examples of bopper in a sentence

  • Every weekend, the boppers gather at the downtown club.
  • The bopper danced energetically to the rock 'n' roll tunes.
  • In the 1950s, every bopper wanted the latest fashion trends.
  • The young bopper was inspired by jazz legends.
  • Many boppers gathered for the annual music festival.

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  1. French:danseur, jeune des années 50, ...
  2. German:energiegeladener Tänzer, Teenager, ...
  3. Italian:ballerino energico, ragazzo, ...
  4. Spanish:bailarín enérgico, adolescente, ...
  5. Portuguese:bailarino enérgico, miúdo, ...
  6. Chinese:精力充沛的舞者, 50年代的年轻人, ...
  7. Japanese:エネルギッシュなダンサー, 若者, ...
  8. Arabic:راقص, مراهِق, ...
  9. Hebrew:רַקְדָן, בָּחוּר, ...
  10. Russian:энергичный танцор, подросток 50-х, ...
  11. Ukrainian:любитель вечірок, підліток 50-х, ...
  12. Hindi:ऊर्जावान नर्तक, युवा, ...

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