breakin
nounUK /ˈbreɪkɪn/
US /ˈbreɪkɪn/
A breakin is when someone gets into a building by force.
The police came quickly after the breakin at the shop.
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2. The act of entering a place illegally.
They reported a breakin at the warehouse last night.
3. A period of getting used to something new, like shoes or a machine.
These boots need a good breakin before they feel comfy.
4. In music, a short part where the beat or rhythm changes.
The drummer played a cool breakin in the middle of the song.