antirap

English

Etymology

From anti- +‎ rap.

Adjective

antirap (comparative more antirap, superlative most antirap)

1. Opposing rap music.
   • 1997, Joseph K. Adjaye, Adrianne R. Andrews, Language, rhythm, and sound, page 261:

     black leaders […] have encouraged antirap movements and coordinated antirap music hearings

   • 1999, Barry Glassner, The culture of fear: why Americans are afraid of the wrong things, page 123:

     What was Delores Tucker, a longtime Democratic party activist, doing lending her name as coauthor to antirap articles that Bennett used to raise money for his right-wing advocacy group, Empower America?

   • 2007, Linda G. Tucker, Lockstep and dance: images of black men in popular culture, page 132:

     Antirap arguments that peaked during the 1990s are symptomatic of white America's persistent fear of blackness and black men […]

Anagrams

• tarapin, Arpitan, Trapani, Partain