groove
//ɡruːv//
Noun
grooveSingular
groovesPlural
1
A long, narrow cut or depression in a hard surface.
The carpenter cut a groove in the wood to fit the shelf.
2
An established routine or habit.
After years of working from home, I've settled into a comfortable groove.
3
A rhythmic pattern in music, especially one that is compelling and makes people want to dance.
This song has a great groove that makes everyone want to dance.
Verb
groovePresent tense
groovedPast tense
groovedPast participle
groovingPresent participle
groovesThird-person singular
1
To make a groove or grooves in something.
The carpenter grooved the wooden board to fit the panels.
2
To dance or enjoy oneself, especially to music with a strong rhythm.
We grooved to the music all night at the club.
3
To perform well or get into a smooth, effective rhythm.
Once the team started grooving, they won five games in a row.