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groove English

Meaning groove meaning

What does groove mean?
Definitions in simple English

groove Noun

— Groove is a pleasant rhythm. — A small depression in a surface.

groove Verb

— To groove is to enjoy doing something because you like doing it. — To groove is to dance.

groove

— noun a long narrow furrow cut either by a natural process (such as erosion) or by a tool (as e.g. a groove in a phonograph record) — noun (= rut) a settled and monotonous routine that is hard to escape they fell into a conversational rut — noun (anatomy) any furrow or channel on a bodily structure or part — verb make a groove in, or provide with a groove groove a vinyl record — verb (= furrow) hollow out in the form of a furrow or groove furrow soil

Synonyms groove synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as groove?

groove English » English

furrow rut channel slot notch fluting flute chamfer trough rifling trench routine rabbet nick mortise ditch dent indentation gutter chase wrinkle vallecula track sulcus stripe stria rout rifle pit pass manger indent hollow hole gouge duct cleft chisel cavity canal bevel wheal welt watercourse wale vessel trace tank striation streak

Topics groove topics

What do people use groove to talk about?
States Quality Texture

Rough
States Quality Texture

Furrow

Conjugation groove conjugation

How do you conjugate groove?

groove · verb

Examples groove examples

How do I use groove in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I am not in the groove today.

Movie subtitles

Right in the groove!
Right in the groove again.
It must be in this groove, it's called a sight.
You must think we're in a groove.
So Long Ago, Bobby Greensboro trying to grab you and a-groove you. It's nine before four is what it is.
But before we groove that final date, before we head for that last 8 bars, we gotta make our peace.
I played Miss Galileo in a groove and I played Mrs. Jesus Christ in a geological syncline. So don't tell me how to act.
All right. I want you to cut a groove in the shaft of this arrow just deep enough for a good pinch of gunpowder.
Fill the groove.
Groove it, cats.
Let's just get into the groove.
And even if they don't get into a festival, it's just a groove being with all the people.
Dave, people, is gonna bring you five hours of mellow groove.
Kindly cut a groove, will you?
Huh? And your friend the Princess, you seem to be cutting such a groove with.
To her, he's a real hepcat. Right in the groove.
Cool it! The hermit's gonna groove us!
Hip is hip, and groove is groovy.
This record will self-destruct when it reaches the final groove.
It's a pity we can't include a live Klingon. That would just about wrap. Will it not be difficult to cut the small groove into the barrels?
It has an inside groove, for poison.
And then I will groovily and peacefully. drive your 18-year-old babysitter home and groove her a peaceful, groovy baby.
I played Miss Galileo in a groove and I played Mrs. Jesus Christ in a geological syncline.
Will it not be difficult to cut the small groove into the barrels?
I tear your clothes, beat your body feel your blood and then kiss your body, inch by inch kiss the groove of your back kiss the darkness of your armpit kiss the round.
You're wearing a groove in the floor.
I've got the groove my sergeant.
It was as if time jumped a groove for a second.
But Remo, being distracted, put his foot in a groove.
Keeps using one and the same trick - taking the outer groove all the time.
Take the lead at the start, take the inner groove and then just go, go, go!
Making a turn on the outer groove is an outdated tactical trick, no longer used in the world speedway practice.
It's got tongue and groove.
It was a stone groove, my man.

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