Beat
Beat adjective - Depleted in strength, energy, or freshness.
Hip
Hip adjective - Being in the latest or current fashion.
Both words in one sentence
- Two crewmembers from these ships merge at the hip and beat each other to death in a pain-induced frenzy.
Source: Literature / Axis of Time - The Wire doesn't have any actual soundtrack, but gangster characters are often introduced by a steady hip-hop beat coming from their car stereo.
Source: Genre Motif / Hip-Hop - Old school hip hop comprised four ingredients — graffiti, DJ-ing, MC-ing, and beat boxing (Breakdancing is another staple, but not within the context of hip hop music, just hip hop culture).
Source: Hip-Hop
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