Definition of hyphy in English:

hyphy

noun ˈhʌɪfiˈhīfē

mass noun

A style of uptempo hip-hop music originating in northern California and associated with a frenetic style of dancing.
hyphy's stop-and-go beats and lyrics championing neighbourhood unity rallied the city
Example sentencesExamples
- He put out an album of hyphy.
- The sound was all spacious clicks and hums and whirrs, and you could hear echoes of in in the jerk music that replaced hyphy.
- In hyphy, the drums could sound like a brick tumbling around in a dryer.
- Echoes of hyphy run all through Mustard's catalog.
- The last time Northern California was this exciting, hyphy was in full swing.
- Hyphy is bringing crunk to a whole new level.
- He's ready to introduce hyphy to the masses.
- His son started a music career there and was recognized by other rappers within a West Coast hip-hop strain called hyphy.
- Hip hop's cognoscenti crowned hyphy as the new crunk.
- Along with the lack of hyphy is also the fact that the music stops completely when there is no jukebox selection.

adjective ˈhʌɪfiˈhīfē

US informal

Extremely rowdy, excited, or energetic.
the whole club is gonna get hyphy
Example sentencesExamples
- I am beyond hyphy!
- The community kids' jumping around and going hyphy‥was brought under submission.
- Here's 11 tracks from the lineup that should get you hyphy.
- Actually, I think this place is pretty hyphy.
- The kids were ghostriding the whips, going dumb and getting hyphy.
- What's the difference between being manic and plain old gettin' hyphy?
- There is an association of freedom with one's ability to go dumb and get hyphy.
- Occupants ghost-ride, dance on the hood and roof, and otherwise get hyphy.
- They were getting me so hyphy.
- We got hyphy in da parking lot after the club let out!

Origin

Early 21st century: perhaps an alteration of hype² or hyper.

Definition of hyphy in US English:

hyphy

nounˈhīfē

A style of uptempo hip-hop music originating in northern California and associated with a frenetic style of dancing.
hyphy's stop-and-go beats and lyrics championing neighborhood unity rallied the city
Example sentencesExamples
- He put out an album of hyphy.
- Along with the lack of hyphy is also the fact that the music stops completely when there is no jukebox selection.
- Hip hop's cognoscenti crowned hyphy as the new crunk.
- The sound was all spacious clicks and hums and whirrs, and you could hear echoes of in in the jerk music that replaced hyphy.
- Hyphy is bringing crunk to a whole new level.
- His son started a music career there and was recognized by other rappers within a West Coast hip-hop strain called hyphy.
- The last time Northern California was this exciting, hyphy was in full swing.
- He's ready to introduce hyphy to the masses.
- Echoes of hyphy run all through Mustard's catalog.
- In hyphy, the drums could sound like a brick tumbling around in a dryer.

adjectiveˈhīfē

US informal

Extremely rowdy, excited, or energetic.
the whole club is gonna get super hyphy
Example sentencesExamples
- Here's 11 tracks from the lineup that should get you hyphy.
- There is an association of freedom with one's ability to go dumb and get hyphy.
- What's the difference between being manic and plain old gettin' hyphy?
- Occupants ghost-ride, dance on the hood and roof, and otherwise get hyphy.
- I am beyond hyphy!
- We got hyphy in da parking lot after the club let out!
- The community kids' jumping around and going hyphy‥was brought under submission.
- They were getting me so hyphy.
- Actually, I think this place is pretty hyphy.
- The kids were ghostriding the whips, going dumb and getting hyphy.

Origin

Early 21st century: perhaps an alteration of hype or hyper.

词汇	hyphy
释义	Definition of hyphy in English: hyphy noun ˈhʌɪfiˈhīfē mass noun A style of uptempo hip-hop music originating in northern California and associated with a frenetic style of dancing. hyphy's stop-and-go beats and lyrics championing neighbourhood unity rallied the city Example sentencesExamples He put out an album of hyphy. The sound was all spacious clicks and hums and whirrs, and you could hear echoes of in in the jerk music that replaced hyphy. In hyphy, the drums could sound like a brick tumbling around in a dryer. Echoes of hyphy run all through Mustard's catalog. The last time Northern California was this exciting, hyphy was in full swing. Hyphy is bringing crunk to a whole new level. He's ready to introduce hyphy to the masses. His son started a music career there and was recognized by other rappers within a West Coast hip-hop strain called hyphy. Hip hop's cognoscenti crowned hyphy as the new crunk. Along with the lack of hyphy is also the fact that the music stops completely when there is no jukebox selection. adjective ˈhʌɪfiˈhīfē US informal Extremely rowdy, excited, or energetic. the whole club is gonna get hyphy Example sentencesExamples I am beyond hyphy! The community kids' jumping around and going hyphy‥was brought under submission. Here's 11 tracks from the lineup that should get you hyphy. Actually, I think this place is pretty hyphy. The kids were ghostriding the whips, going dumb and getting hyphy. What's the difference between being manic and plain old gettin' hyphy? There is an association of freedom with one's ability to go dumb and get hyphy. Occupants ghost-ride, dance on the hood and roof, and otherwise get hyphy. They were getting me so hyphy. We got hyphy in da parking lot after the club let out! Origin Early 21st century: perhaps an alteration of hype² or hyper. Definition of hyphy in US English: hyphy nounˈhīfē A style of uptempo hip-hop music originating in northern California and associated with a frenetic style of dancing. hyphy's stop-and-go beats and lyrics championing neighborhood unity rallied the city Example sentencesExamples He put out an album of hyphy. Along with the lack of hyphy is also the fact that the music stops completely when there is no jukebox selection. Hip hop's cognoscenti crowned hyphy as the new crunk. The sound was all spacious clicks and hums and whirrs, and you could hear echoes of in in the jerk music that replaced hyphy. Hyphy is bringing crunk to a whole new level. His son started a music career there and was recognized by other rappers within a West Coast hip-hop strain called hyphy. The last time Northern California was this exciting, hyphy was in full swing. He's ready to introduce hyphy to the masses. Echoes of hyphy run all through Mustard's catalog. In hyphy, the drums could sound like a brick tumbling around in a dryer. adjectiveˈhīfē US informal Extremely rowdy, excited, or energetic. the whole club is gonna get super hyphy Example sentencesExamples Here's 11 tracks from the lineup that should get you hyphy. There is an association of freedom with one's ability to go dumb and get hyphy. What's the difference between being manic and plain old gettin' hyphy? Occupants ghost-ride, dance on the hood and roof, and otherwise get hyphy. I am beyond hyphy! We got hyphy in da parking lot after the club let out! The community kids' jumping around and going hyphy‥was brought under submission. They were getting me so hyphy. Actually, I think this place is pretty hyphy. The kids were ghostriding the whips, going dumb and getting hyphy. Origin Early 21st century: perhaps an alteration of hype or hyper.
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