Definition of: rock-and-roll

(rok′ən·rōl′) adjective
Describing a form of popular music, derived from hillbilly styles, achieving its effect by repetition of simple melodic elements, strongly marked rhythms, and exaggerated vocal mannerisms.
—noun Rock–and–roll music. Also rock 'n' roll.

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"rock" has the frequency of use of 0.0145%
"roll" has the frequency of use of 0.0052%

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Definition of: rock-and-roll

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