KRUMP

A term used by the orks in warhammer 40k to refer to killing an opponent

"ME AN DA BOYZ WEN AN KRUMPED SUM UMIES""

by Gummy34 April 27, 2021

krump

Krump is an acronym for Kingdom Radically Uplifted Mighty Praise. It is a dance form that was pioneered by Tight Eyez aka Ceasare Willis and Lil C along with a group of others namely Big Mijo, Slayer, and Hurricane. It is an aggressive, and spiritual form of dance with christian roots. Its movements include Chest Pops, Stomps, Armswings, Syncs, Puzzles, Bangs, and Kill-Offs. There are supposedly 3 Levels to krumping. Krump, Buckness, and Ampness. While some (clowns) mistakingly claim that Tommy the Clown created krumping this is not the case.

Dont try to krump you're just a server.

by BigSkills01 July 6, 2006

KRUMP

To dance with your sad child because no else wanted to

Marge Simpson : ill KRUMP with you sweetie pie

by ENTROPY PRINCESS OF CHAHOS June 5, 2019

krump

A style of dancing consisting of various chest pops, stomps, and arm swings. It is used to express one's feelings towards another through dance rather than violence. Please don't confuse krumping with clown dancing.

(See krumping)

The wobble ain't no krump move!

by caroline July 7, 2005

Krump

1. An adjective used to describe something unsettling or awkward.
2. A verb used in the place of wegie
3. A verb used in the place of love
4. The title given to someone you love or krump

1. *something icky happens* “well that was krumpy.”
2. “These pants are kind of krumping me tbh.”
3. “I krump you!”
4. “This is my best friend, my wife, my krumpie.”

by Sweet Baby Peninsular October 6, 2021

Krump

The Krump is the non gender specific area from ones belly button, down and around to the top of ones ass crack.

Emily came by last night and we bumped krumps. She rode the Krump stump all night.

by DJ Or Derb March 9, 2011

Krump

Much like breakdancing was a benchmark of inner city culture in the ’80s, a dance movement called krumping is creating its own subculture among teens in Los Angeles neighborhoods such as Compton, South Central, and Watts. Informed equally by hip-hop, African tribal rituals, pantomime and martial arts, krumping is a frenetic, hyper fast-paced dancing style. Dancers gather in school grounds, parking lots, and yards to perform and “battle dance” each other; participants are typically vocal opponents of violence, thus making the krumping scene an alternative to the gang wars that plague the areas where krumping is popular. Theatrical face paint is also worn by the dancers, which gives krumping its other moniker, “clowning”. While authentic krumping is fuelled by an intensity that would probably be found intimidating by most of mainstream America, we wouldn’t be surprised to at least see it find its way to other urban areas.

RIZE - directed my david la chappele

by bigash June 30, 2005