Kabuki (歌舞伎/かぶき)
/kəˈbuːki/ noun [U]

A type of Japanese theatre that uses only male actors, who perform in a traditional and artificial manner. Believed to derive from the verb kabuku.


Kabuku (傾く/かぶく)
/kəˈbuːk/ verb

To slant, deviate from the norm, or be out of the ordinary. Historically used to describe fashion, behaviours, or actions that were mould-breaking or rebellious against traditional social conventions.

Be yourself. Be kabuki.

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