jump up
Rise with energy
Jump up means to rise suddenly from a seated or lying position: She jumped up when she heard the doorbell.
It can also mean to increase abruptly: Prices jumped up after the announcement.
In Caribbean music, jump-up refers to an energetic style of soca or a street party featuring such music.
Spring back after impact
- leapSudden springing movement
- springRecoiling metal spiral
- hopSmall, quick jump
- boundSecured or destined
vault · skip · dart · lunge · start · jolt · startle · bolt upright
Narrow cut or routine
- beatRhythmic pulse or strike
- tempoRate of musical performance
- rhythmPatterned stress and silence
- choreographyDesigning performance movement sequences
swing · jive · samba · hip-hop · breakdance · footwork · syncopation · bounce
bounce
Spring back after impact
bound · vault · skip · dart · lunge · start · jolt · startle · bolt upright · pounce
groove
Narrow cut or routine
choreography · swing · jive · samba · hip-hop · breakdance · footwork · syncopation · bounce · step
soca
Trinidadian dance music genre
- calypsoAfro-Caribbean satirical music
- steelpanTuned percussion from barrels
- TrinidadCaribbean island near Venezuela
Tobago · carnival · fete · wining · chipping · masquerade · bacchanal · riddim · Barbados · Antigua
- phrasal verbslook at, put down, turn on, turn off, wait for
- CaribbeanJamaica, Bahamas, Barbados, Cuba, Haiti
- Afro-Latin musicsalsa, cumbia, reggae, merengue, bachata
- Caribbean cultureAfro-Caribbean, calypso, reggae, Creole culture, steel drums
- Drum and Bassdrum and bass, jungle drums, breakbeat, breakbeats, halftime
- Trinidadsoca, San Fernando, calypso, steelpan, steel pan
jump updrop down
Expandable selection list
fall down · plummet · descend · go down · tumble down
jump upsit down
Lower onto a surface
lie down · plop down · kneel down · hunker down · recline
up, jump, jumpy, jumping, jumper, jumps, jumped, jumpers, upping