Rockabilly Definition

rŏkə-bĭlē
noun
An early form of rock-and-roll with a strong country music influence.
Webster's New World

Other Word Forms of Rockabilly

Noun

Singular:
rockabilly
Plural:
rockabillies

Origin of Rockabilly

  • rock(-and-roll) (hill)billy

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • Blend of rock and hillbilly

    From Wiktionary

Rockabilly Sentence Examples

  • This song is a loving pastiche of a rockabilly song.

  • She looked as sexy as hell, and developed a rockabilly gospel style that would have even this curmudgeonly old codger praising the Lord.

  • In the 1990s the taste for authentic rockabilly music seems inexhaustible.

  • Flatfoot Shakers - High heeled lovin ' machine The Flatfoot Shakers are an excellent authentic sounding Australian rockabilly outfit.

  • Following in her footsteps, a stream of models with rock-star hairstyles, back-combed rockabilly quiffs and beehives strutted down the runway.

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Words Starting With

RROROC

Words Ending With

YLYLLY

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