calypso
/kəˈlɪpsoʊ/
noun
- A type of music that originated in Trinidad and Tobago, characterized by witty, often satirical lyrics and a lively rhythm.
- The singer wrote a calypso about the local elections.
- We danced to calypso music at the Caribbean festival.
- Calypso is known for its clever wordplay and social commentary.
- A style of dance performed to calypso music.
- The party featured a calypso competition with colorful costumes.
- She learned the calypso dance steps from her grandmother.
- He moved with the easy rhythm of a calypso dancer.
adjective
- Relating to or characteristic of calypso music or dance.
- The calypso style is popular during Carnival season.
- The band played a calypso beat that got everyone clapping.
- She wore a calypso dress with bright tropical patterns.