Rhythmic

What do we mean by rhythmic?

Of, relating to, or having rhythm; recurring with measured regularity. adjective

Same as rhythmical.

Same as rhythmics. noun

Pertaining to, or of the nature of, rhythm. adjective

See Accent, n., 6 (c). adjective

Of or relating to rhythm. adjective

Characterized by rhythm. adjective

Written in verse, especially rhyming verse. adjective

With regular, repetitive motion or sound. adjective

Recurring with measured regularity adjective

Of or relating to rhythm.

Characterized by rhythm.

Written in verse, especially rhyming verse.

With regular, repetitive motion or sound.

One of the most hardest, beautiful, underrated sports in the Olympics. mostly popular in eastern europe and Israel even the american olympic athletes never win any metals in this sport. it's that hard! it's always the russians who wins gold. sometimes ukraine some called it a communist sport because it's very popular in russia others called it a nazi sport because hitler made aryan women practice rhythmic gymnastics to prepare for motherhood requires supreme skills, coordination, strength, creativity, and EXTREME FLEXIBILITY the key in this sport is to make it look easy and effortless with all the contortion and catching the props. they must defy the law of physics. dumb people think it's an easy clown sport until they try it themselves and severely hurt themselves Urban Dictionary

A synonym for rapping. Urban Dictionary

Unable to dance. Urban Dictionary

Any song that sounds good melodically, but well end up leaving you temporally depressed. Urban Dictionary

Commonly mistaken for artistic gymnatics. Rhythmic gymnastics incorporates the use of hand-held apparatus with music. These apparatus include Rope, Hoop, Ball, Clubs and Ribbon. Rhythmic gymnasts are extremly flexible and most incoporate ballet lessons into their training. This sport is not for the faint hearted. *PLEASE NOTE - Rhythmic Gymnasts CANNOT do flips and will hurt you if you ask! Urban Dictionary

Rhythmic gymnastics is one of the hardest sports with the most intense training regimen. Ballet, flexibility, strength and coordination these gymnasts need it all! The gymnasts compete in stunning leotards (usually 4) which altogether can cost over £3,000!! Rhythmic gymnasts are easily the most talented athletes and can make catching a hoop and bending in all directions look elegant and flow beautifully in a routine! Definitely the most underrated gymnasts in a sport which is no where near easy!! Urban Dictionary

The noise you hear when a couple in an apartment near you is having sex in a large tub. Urban Dictionary

Rhythmic Noise is a sub-genre, with its roots originally in power-noise and noise music. Rhythmic Noise consists of beats and rhythms, made using unconventional methods eg. pieces of metal;crunching noises etc. Basically, rhythmic noise is made by using noises, in an ordered and rhythmic manner, thus the term "rhythmic noise". one of the most well known rhythmic noise bands is "CONVERTER". Urban Dictionary

Having a wank while listening to music, then tugging to the beat. Urban Dictionary

Texting two or more people rhythmically. as soon as you send one text, you get another. this requires much skill. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to rhythmic:
rhythmic, arhythmic, rhythm, arrhythmic, rhythming, rhythms, arhythmia, rhythmer, rhymic, eurhythmic, rhythmics, rhythmus, rhythmist, unrhythmic, rhythim, rhythmite, rhythmize.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word rhythmic:
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Words that rhyme with rhythmic:
logarithmic.

Adjectives that are often used to describe rhythmic:
musical.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective rhythmic:
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Words that sound like rhythmic:
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