- rock\ steady
- To be cool in a conspicuously uncool manner.Need to lay it on even thicker? use baby as a modifier= Rock steady, baby!
You bought a new boba fett poster for your office? Rock Steady!
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Rock Steady — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Rock Steady Rockear fijamente Álbum de estudio de No Doubt. Publicación 11 de diciembre de 2001. Grabación 2000 2001 … Wikipedia Español
Rock Steady — est le cinquième album studio du groupe de musique américain No Doubt, sorti le 11 décembre 2001 sur le label Interscope Records. Liste des titres Intro Hella Good Hey Baby Making Out Underneath It All Detective Don t Let Me Down Start the Fire… … Wikipédia en Français
rock steady — noun uncount a type of music that developed from SKA in the 1960s but has heavier bass sounds and more voice arrangements … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
rock-steady — adjective 1. ) very calm 2. ) moving in a controlled way … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
rock steady — (izg. rȍk stèdi) m DEFINICIJA glazb. glazbeni stil u jamaičkoj tradicionalnoj glazbi koji povezuje ska i reggae ETIMOLOGIJA amer.engl … Hrvatski jezični portal
rock steady — also rock steady ADJ Something that is rock steady is very firm and does not shake or move about. He reached for a cigarette and lit it, fingers rock steady … English dictionary
rock\ steady — To be cool in a conspicuously uncool manner. You bought a new boba fett poster for your office? Rock Steady! Need to lay it on even thicker? use baby as a modifier= Rock steady, baby! … Dictionary of american slang
Rock Steady — Rocksteady bezeichnet den in Jamaika vorherrschenden Musikstil zwischen Mitte 1966 und Mitte 1968. Rocksteady entwickelte sich aus dem Ska. Auslöser für diese Weiterentwicklung waren angeblich eine Hitzewelle und die aufkeimende Gewalt der Rude… … Deutsch Wikipedia
rock-steady — see rock steady … English dictionary
rock-steady — adjective very strong or very calm: rock steady nerves … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
