A book claims that Ishmael Reed, Ralph Ellison, and Richard Wright's interpretations of their intellectual forebears constitutes this action.
A book co-written by Mark Costello is titled for a track that samples Led Zeppelin's "Kashmir" and is presented as a contest between "badass pimp," a "big bad faggot," and a "rapper" who is doing this action. In a series of jazz songs, a character named for performing this action relays to a lion words supposedly said by an elephant. This action is subsumed by the four "master tropes" of "metaphor, metonymy, synecdoche, and irony" in a book in which the concluding ‘G' in this action's name is typically placed in parentheses. Schoolly D performed a track titled for this action, which titles an early David Foster Wallace book on rap. A book claims that Ishmael Reed, Ralph Ellison, and Richard Wright's interpretations of their intellectual forebears constitutes this action. Henry Louis Gates wrote a book titled for a trickster "monkey" that performed, for 10 points, what action of ritual insult and wordplay?
A book co-written by Mark Costello is titled for a track that samples Led Zeppelin's "Kashmir" and is presented as a contest between "badass pimp," a "big bad faggot," and a "rapper" who is doing this action.
signifyin’ [or signifying; accept The Signifying Rapper or The Signifying Monkey]